Re: dock menu always says 'force quit'

No, no Alt key. Just a simple ctrl-click (actually a right-click with my 2-button mouse). As an idiot-test I also tried the normal-click-and-hold which also calls the contextual menu for the dock item, and that also shows Force Quit. How strange! Apart from that small glitch PM is working fine. R

Re: dock menu always says 'force quit'

Rick Lecoat at [EMAIL PROTECTED] said on Fri, 18 Aug 2006 11:12:57 +0100 >icon always says "Force quit" at the bottom instead of just "Quit". I >have no idea why this should be; the application has not crashed and >seems to be responding as normal -- mail is retrieved and sent without >any proble

Re: dock menu always says 'force quit'

Rene Merz ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) on 2006-08-18 08:59 said: >>No, no Alt key. Just a simple ctrl-click (actually a right-click with my >>2-button mouse). As an idiot-test I also tried the normal-click-and-hold >>which also calls the contextual menu for the dock item, and that also >>shows Force Quit.

Re: dock menu always says 'force quit'

Rene Merz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] said on Fri, 18 Aug 2006 14:59:53 +0200 >I think that it could have to do with the programing of the buttons of >your mouse. Nah, I'm doing a control/right click too. Cheers -- Derry Thompson g l o d e r w o r k s | Design - Hosting - Programming

dock menu always says 'force quit'

I've just noticed that for some reason, the contextual menu on PM's dock icon always says "Force quit" at the bottom instead of just "Quit". I have no idea why this should be; the application has not crashed and seems to be responding as normal -- mail is retrieved and sent without any problem. A

Re: dock menu always says 'force quit'

Rick Lecoat wrote: >and >yet right-clicking on the dock icon still gives me the disconcerting >option to Force quit, as if the app had hung. Do-you press the "alt" key too when clicking into the dock icon? Then it offers allways "force quit". "quit" is given with mouseclick and mouse key down on

Re: dock menu always says 'force quit'

Rick Lecoat wrote: >No, no Alt key. Just a simple ctrl-click (actually a right-click with my >2-button mouse). As an idiot-test I also tried the normal-click-and-hold >which also calls the contextual menu for the dock item, and that also >shows Force Quit. I think that it could have to do with t

Re: dock menu always says 'force quit'

No, if the button that is supposed to give me a 'ctrl-click' is actually giving me 'alt-ctrl-click' I think that I'd have noticed by now. My mouse settings are correct. And PM is the only app who's dock icon menu shows Force Quit. Rick -- G5 2GHz x2 :: 2GB RAM :: 10.4.7 :: PM 5.2.3 ::

Re: SPAM Question

On Aug 17, 2006, at 1:48 PM, A-NO-NE Music wrote: >> which confirms this. What you should do is make sure that "Exclude my >> addresses" is checked in SpamSieve's preferences: > > I can't. > I send out gig notification often. Sometime I send mail to myself > when > ISP is in question. I need

Re: SPAM Question

Michael Tsai / 2006/08/17 / 01:24 PM wrote: >which confirms this. What you should do is make sure that "Exclude my >addresses" is checked in SpamSieve's preferences: I can't. I send out gig notification often. Sometime I send mail to myself when ISP is in question. I need this enabled. I be

Re: SPAM Question

On Aug 17, 2006, at 12:30 PM, A-NO-NE Music wrote: > Actually, you are right that is the exact cause, except that it is > looking at the address only. As you told me via private e-mail, the SpamSieve log said: Reason: sender <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> in address book which confirms this. What yo

Re: SPAM Question

Koen Beerens / 2006/08/17 / 11:59 AM wrote: >I use Spamfire and it has an option that includes address book contacts. >I'm not sure Spamsieve has this feature but I think it does. Either >remove/change your e-mail address from your card or disable that option >in Spamsieve. Actually, you are rig

Re: PowerMail Crashes after moving to newer Mac

Downloaded OnyX and ran the permissions fixer (couple of others mentioned that was where they had trouble) and fixed it. Its been about 8 months since I could use my PowerMail. I was using a free app but leaving mail on the server then opening PM and downloading mail which removed it from the

Re: Beta testers needed: iPhoto Mailer Patcher 4.1

Hurray! Finally... Thank you, thank you, thank you... kl. >Hi all, > >I have helped Simon Jacquier update his iPhoto Mailer Patcher >application. For those that don't know, it allows PowerMail (and other >apps) to be used by iPhoto for emailing pictures. > >This version now supports iPhoto 6.0

Re: SPAM Question

On Wed, 16 Aug 2006 17:43:38 -0400, A-NO-NE Music wrote: > >Have been wanting to ask this question for a long time. > >I get tons of SPAM which sender is my address but the sender _name_ is >someone else, and the TO is also identical to FROM. > >From: "SomeoneElseNoIdeaWhoThatIs" <[EMAIL PROTECTE

Re: PowerMail Crashes after moving to newer Mac

Is this the entire crash log? It is indicating only the memory address of the crashed thread, but not even the app ID? Is this a new thing on Intel Mac? Ouch! -Hiro Art Wheat / 2006/08/17 / 10:17 AM wrote: >Command: ??? >Path:??? >Parent: ??? [0] > >Version: ??? (???) > >PID:-1 >

Re: PowerMail Crashes after moving to newer Mac

>How could-he when PM crashs? Duh... :embarassed: The Help menu item generates a message to this address: PowerMail support <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> with contents: PowerMail support case [random six character identifier, e.g. #LSLWYH] PowerMail version: [e.g.: PowerMail version 5.2.3 build 4406