Re: Does PM break long lines in outgoing messages?

Yes, PM is good about handling incoming URLs, even if they span a line break. According to the friend who started this ;-) mail.app apparently is not good at the same thing. Neither is Thunderbird (I checked). Bill >on Wed, Feb 27, 2008 PowerMail discussions may have said: > >>Here's an exampl

Re: Does PM break long lines in outgoing messages?

Thank you Christian. The evidence is a little murky. The basic email RFC 2822 recommends 78- character message lines, but does not require them. Its rationale says that clients that handle longer lines badly do not conform to the intent of the spec. RFC 2646 Text/Plain media type is also somewh

Re: Does PM break long lines in outgoing messages?

on Wed, Feb 27, 2008 PowerMail discussions may have said: >Here's an example: client=safari&rls=en&q=18+point+angle+stop+handle&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8> a) breaking lines is a format of the email reader in most cases (typically based on a # of chars) although some sendin

Re: SpamSieve Location

>What are your settings in SpamSieve now? White List - 2,416 Blocklist - 8,719 Corpus - 15,819 messages & 421,146 words Statistics: Filtered Mail 88% Spam, 98.3 Accuracy. Corpus 72% Spam In use since 1/27/04 Prefs: All filters checked, except Entourage Spam message uncertain if score is 50 - 75

Re: Does PM break long lines in outgoing messages?

Bill Courington wrote: >I'm trying to figure out if PM or my ISP is breaking long lines. It's PM breaking the line. CTM argued that this is what the relevant RFC requests. Regards, Christian.

powermail-discuss Digest #2798 - 02/27/08

powermail-discuss Digest #2798 - Wednesday, February 27, 2008 SpamSieve Location by "Anthony Sanna" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Re: SpamSieve Location by "Jim Pistrang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Re: SpamSieve Location by "Anthony Sanna" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Re: SpamSieve

Re: Does PM break long lines in outgoing messages?

It's a function of the email client that receives it. By the way, your example URL works just fine with a click in PowerMail -- even though the line is broken. Some email clients are good, some or not so good. Richard Hart Bill Courington wrote: >Some correspondents complain that a message fr

Does PM break long lines in outgoing messages?

Some correspondents complain that a message from me containing a long URL arrives with a linefeed breaking it into two lines. Clicking the link in their mail client then does not work. Here's an example:

Re: SpamSieve Location

Anthony Sanna said: >Does SpamSieve need to be in the PM folder? I keep it just in >Applications. This is the correct place for Applications. > It opens and closes with PM, all right, but when I check >a reoccurring e-mail as Spam, it doesn't seem to register. Next day, >the same sender is in

Re: SpamSieve Location

>Perhaps you have another filter acting on the email before it gets to >the SpamSieve filter? Good call. Thanks. Tony -- Anthony R. Sanna SACO Foods, Inc. 1-800-373-7226 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: SpamSieve Location

Hi Tony, >Does SpamSieve need to be in the PM folder? I keep it just in >Applications. It opens and closes with PM, all right, but when I check >a reoccurring e-mail as Spam, it doesn't seem to register. Next day, >the same sender is in my inbox. Perhaps you have another filter acting on the e

SpamSieve Location

Does SpamSieve need to be in the PM folder? I keep it just in Applications. It opens and closes with PM, all right, but when I check a reoccurring e-mail as Spam, it doesn't seem to register. Next day, the same sender is in my inbox. Tony -- Anthony R. Sanna SACO Foods, Inc. 1-800-373-7226 [EMA