After a long absence I returned from Apple Mail to PowerMail.
I thought I could not live without imap.
But, with some rules I can can my in- and outbox in sync on my other
Macs after all.
Working in this client feels like home, like no other! And I tried Mail,
Mailsmith, Gyaz, Postbox, you name i
We're still here !! :)
Cheers.Peter
On Tue, May 12, 2009, Mirko Kranenburg wrote:
>After a long absence I returned from Apple Mail to PowerMail.
>I thought I could not live without imap.
>
>But, with some rules I can can my in- and outbox in sync on my other
>Macs after all.
>
>Working in
On 5/12/09, Mirko Kranenburg wrote:
>Working in this client feels like home, like no other! And I tried Mail,
>Mailsmith, Gyaz, Postbox, you name it!
...been there!
>
>Now: I dug up this mailinglist from my archives, as the ctm website does
>not list it anymore. (Nor does it list the AppleScript
Joe
They are coming from a sync of PowerMail's address book and Apple's
Address Book program. This folder is where PowerMail keeps the synched
addresses. Either turn off sync, or get used to having your addresses in
that folder.
I enclose below your quoted text a letter I posted on 1/22/09 that y
Hi Mirko
This might be an unfair thing to ask on the PowerMail mailing list, but
can you give a short description of the problems you had with Postbox,
and why you did not find it to be adequate to your needs?
Alan
Mirko Kranenburg (mirko-l...@xs4all.nl) said on 5/12/09:
>After a long absence
Hi Alan,
It is not so much problems, as the level of customization that I got used to.
I have not given PostBox a very long try, but I did very hard try to
like Outspring Mail.
But what brought me back to PM was mostly the possiblity to filter in
and outgoing mail, and the Recent Mail window, som
Mirko Kranenburg wrote on 5/13/09 at 2:30 PM:
>That, and the tremendeous speed of PM, in connecting, but especially in
>searching mails, whereever they are in my nested folder structure.
The searching is priceless.
Am/On Wed, 13 May 2009 02:30:58 +0200 schrieb/wrote Mirko Kranenburg:
>Hi Alan,
>
>It is not so much problems, as the level of customization that I got
used to.
>I have not given PostBox a very long try, but I did very hard try to
>like Outspring Mail.
>
>But what brought me back to PM was mostly
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