5.5 refuses to 'retrieve completely' a partial message

Hi all, Every once in a while, over the years, I end up with a mail that has the 1/2 ripped mail icon. That is, the message was not fully retrieved for some reason. But I've always been able to do a 'retrieve completely' or 'retrieve completely at next connection' and the message would download.

Re: Problems with Attachments in 5.5

On Tue, 24 Oct 2006 10:42:05 +0100, Jeremy Hughes wrote: > Mark Smith (24/10/06 09:14) said: > >> It looks like PM is treating the RTFD file as a folder. > > ...which is what it is. RTFD "files" are packages - a special kind of > folder that looks like a single file in the Finder, but is actually

Re: Problems with Attachments in 5.5

Mikael Byström / 2006/10/25 / 06:33 PM wrote: >Sent how? Did you drop these and used what compression & encoding combo >before? What you use now? Yeah, just dropping, using default, which is automatic. -- - Hiro Hiroaki Honshuku, A-NO-NE Music, Boston, MA

Re: Problems with Attachments in 5.5

A-NO-NE Music sa såhär: >I am facing the exact same problem with Finale files I send to my >students, which had been no problem until PM5.5. Sent how? Did you drop these and used what compression & encoding combo before? What you use now? PM 5.2.3 Swedish | OS X 10.4.5 | Powerbook G4/400Mhz | 1G

Re: How to get CC address via AppleScript

I didn't realize that is what you were trying to do... Here you go. set CCList to {} try tell application "PowerMail" activate set msgList to the current messages repeat with msg in msgList set MyRecipients to every re

Re: How to get CC address via AppleScript

They both work great for single CC's. However, I am still trying to get multiple CC's to work. So far the closest I can get is: set CCList to {} try tell application "PowerMail" activate set msgList to the current messages repeat with msg

Re: Problems with Attachments in 5.5

Mark Smith / 2006/10/24 / 04:14 AM wrote: >Attachments seems to be causing problems for some people. I sent an >AppleWorks file to an Apple Mail user, and they have been unable to >open the file. (I did not use ZIP compression.) Previous versions of >the file sent with 5.2 caused no problems. I

Re: Problems with Attachments in 5.5

Mark Smith (24/10/06 09:14) said: >It looks like PM is treating the RTFD file as a folder. ...which is what it is. RTFD "files" are packages - a special kind of folder that looks like a single file in the Finder, but is actually a folder containing other folders and files. Jeremy

Problems with Attachments in 5.5

Even though I am still on PPC, I have upgraded to PM 5.5. Even on my G4 iBook, performance seems a bit snappier. Nothing dramatic, but it feels a bit more responsive. However.. Attachments seems to be causing problems for some people. I sent an AppleWorks file to an Apple Mail user, and they ha