Re: Windows compatible Zipping (was Re: [ANN] PowerMail Universal 5.5b2 now available)

PowerMail Engineering said: zip tool that is part of Mac OS X (ditto command line), which is supposed to be Windows compatible. Hmmm, I guess this with windows compatibility warrants closer investigation. PM 5.2.3 Swedish | OS X 10.4.5 | Powerbook G4/400Mhz | 1GB RAM | 30GB HD

Re: Windows-Compatible Zipping

Richard Hart said: To all who have experienced recipients unable to open emailed zip files: Are you absolutely sure you did not send that zip file using Encoding: Binhex (Macintosh) at the bottom of the new message window? Yes. It is the default. And it will stymie Windows recipients

Hiding stops in PM 5.5b2

I'm finding that 5.5b2 stops 'hiding' some hours after my log-in. To explain further, in PM the 'Hide Others' command works OK all the time. After I've been logged in for a while, a 'Hide Others' command issued in, say, Firefox, hides all the other programme windows except PM. And at that time

Re: Hiding stops in PM 5.5b2

I'm finding that 5.5b2 stops 'hiding' some hours after my log-in. Do you have Application Enhancer installed by any chance? I found that this had exactly that effect. -- Simon Troup

Re: Hiding stops in PM 5.5b2

I'm finding that 5.5b2 stops 'hiding' some hours after my log-in. Do you have Application Enhancer installed by any chance? I found that this had exactly that effect. I do, thanks for the tip-off. I'll add PM to AE's Exclude list. -- Charles PM 5.5b2 - Intel iMac - OS 10.4.7

File Compression

Concerning the recent announcement that the new version of PM would replace Stuffit compression with Zip, would it be possible to make this a preference for those of us who still use/prefer Stuffit? -- Alan D. Neubert iBook 800 40 GB HD/640 MB RAM OS 10.4.7/Powermail 5.2.3/2-pane view