Fixed my spinning-beachball-on-every-click problem!
/Cap
G4 iBook 10.3.9
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>Am/On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 19:53:15 -0800 schrieb/wrote Cap
Odd thing, suddenly I can't open attachments, no matter what kind. I
don't get many, so this may have been going on for a while. I've done the
usual: option-ctrl, check all the boxes, restart. But I get an error each
time I double-click on an attachment: "An STL exception occurred." I
click on "Mo
be doing? Right now I'm getting my mail via
Mail.app, and that really makes me miss PM.
TIA,
Cap
Cap Schwartz
iBook G4: OS X 10.3.5
Jim:
Thanks, that's *exactly* what I was looking for.
Regards,
Cap
Jim wrote:
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>
>Set your default in the Mail Schedulings and Locations Setup. This makes
>sense (to me, anyway) cause you might have a different default for a
>different location.
>
>As for the order, you can drag the accounts
I have multiple e-mail addresses, and receive mail from all of them.
When I compose and send messages, I select the "From:" address I want to
use from the Account pull-down menu. I'd like to have a choice as to
which account is the default, and also to be able to rearrange the order
of those accou
I had the same problem yesterday. I resolved it by doing a "Repair
Permissions" using the OS X install disk. HTH.
Regards,
/Cap
Not suspecting the train of events thus set into motion, PowerMail
discussions wrote:
>Subject: can't send mail
>From: "John R. Hopper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Mon,
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Wed, 26 May 2004 11:38:32 -0400
>
>On Tue, 25 May 2004 20:01:00 +0200, "Cap Schwartz"
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, allegedly wrote:
>
>>Subject: How to keep message toolbar as default
>>From: "Cap Schwartz" <[EMAIL
I like having the functionality of the toolbar available in messages
(after I've double-clicked them to make them larger), but I don't like
having to use View > Show Toolbar for each message. Is there a way to
make this "sticky" so it becomes the default behavior until I change it?
/Cap
Sorry, Marlyse, my comment was misleading. What I meant to convey was
that, in the Finder-like window that comes up to let me choose the
"PowerMail Files" folder from PM5, the folder is grayed-out. I see it
fine in the Finder itself, and of course it is visible to PM4.2.1.
Steps I've taken:
1. Cop
Yeah, I did. That's the folder in question, named "PowerMail Files".
Since I can't see the folder (grayed out), I can't "see" its contents in
the Finder either.
/Cap
Not suspecting the train of events thus set into motion, Marlyse Comte wrote:
>Subject: Re: Doesn't Recognize "PowerMail Files"
>F
ect New User
>
>--
>Andy Fragen
>
>On Wed, May 5, 2004, Cap Schwartz said:
>
>>
>>Well, I took the plunge. Signed up for the upgrade to PM5, copied my
>>database, downloaded and installed the latest beta, applied the key, and
>>fired it up. The applicatio
/Mail/PowerMail Files, but it was grayed out and couldn't be selected.
Tried it twice, threw away the Prefs, tried it again, but the same
result. Clearly I'm missing something. Any advice?
/Cap
Cap Schwartz
No, I was asking because I didn't want to install the new version if this
feature won't turn off.
/Cap
>From: "Ben Kennedy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Mon, 19 Apr 2004 15:06:45 -0400
>
>On 19 4 2004 at 2:57 pm -0400, Cap Schwartz wrote:
>
>>Is
Is it possible to turn Off the delete after N days feature?
I keep a lot in my Mail Trash folder that I'm unsure whether I want to
save or not. I'd rather have it set up so that I decide when and which
messages I delete.
/Cap
Cap Schwartz
>From: "Larry Samberg" <[EM
Hmm.
I simply highlight the word and use -click (or right-click). It
gives me a pull-down menu with suggestions, Ignore, Learn, etc.
/Cap
Not suspecting the train of events thus set into motion, Marlyse Comte wrote:
>Subject: Re: PM and Spelling
>From: "Marlyse Comte" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date
The extra line wasn't it, but I finally fixed it by putting the SpamSieve
filter at the end of my list of filters.
Thanks everyone.
/Cap
>
>Marlyse:
>
>Right, I get that, but it's not moving anything with that subject line,
>'cause I've trained it to see that and similar messages from that list a
Marlyse:
Right, I get that, but it's not moving anything with that subject line,
'cause I've trained it to see that and similar messages from that list as
Good. I'm still waiting for the next mail from the list to see if I've
fixed it.
Thanks,
/Cap
Marlyse Comte could find nothing better to say
I see what you mean. Yes, I do use SpamSieve, but it's set to "Move if
Spam". But wait, it looks as if I have an extra line in the Mail Filter.
I'm removing it & will report the result.
/Cap
Wayne Brisette could find nothing better to say than:
>Subject: Re: emails appearing "faded"
>From: "Way
Email from one particular sender (another mailing list) has begun showing
up with its Subject "faded" in the Mail Browser. It's as if I had a
filter set to label it Priority Seven, except that I have no such filter.
Why that one sender? I can think of nothing that's changed about my PM setup.
Com
Figured it out. After trying a number of things, I renamed the index
file, rebuilt the index, and everything works now!
/Cap
Cap Schwartz could find nothing better to say than:
>Subject: Can't open the index file
>From: "E.B. Cap Schwartz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>D
Hello all.
After a recent crash, I'm having two problems:
1) When I start up PowerMail, I see the error, "Error: Can't open the
index file."
Clicking on the More Info button gives me, "An indexing error occurred
(index)."
Clicking the next More Info button results in, "An indexing error
occurred (
Thanks, Jerome & Chris. That did the trick!
Regards,
Cap
>Subject: Re: Error: "Can't open the index file"
>From: "PowerMail Engineering" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2003 19:20:27 +0100
>
>Cap Schwartz wrote:
>
>> Starting u
Starting up PM (4.2.1, OS X 10.2.8) this morning I get this series of errors:
Can't open the index file.
An indexing error occurred
(index) Class=QIE; what=9; when=2 (index)
After I click my way through the errors, I find I cannot use the Script
"Delete Message Immediately". It opens, asks me for
Michael, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>DiskWarrior and Apple Disk First Aid (or Disk Utility in OS X) will get
>you out of a good 90% of jams, I'd wager. For the rest, one of the other
>tools you mentioned would be on my list.
Does anyone on this list use Disk Guardian?
I'd be interested in any repor
What would be nice, is for PowerMail to allow the Mac OS-based M
shortcut, which highlights the first item in the menu bar. Then you can
use the arrow or tab keys to move to whichever menu and menu item you'd
like. Lots of other apps allow this; I wish PM would.
/Cap
Subject says it all. I lost my hard drive, managed to recover most, but not
all of my data. Among the missing, my Key for PM. I see no link on the
website,
or anywhere else...
Any help will be appreciated.
I gotta have my PowerMail!
Regards,
Cap
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, just as I said, I'm in an app (except PM), I press M, and the
Apple icon is highlit. From there, using the arrow keys, I can go to each
of the menus, pull down items, select, et cetera. First, you have to
enable it from System Preferences > Keyboard > Full Keyboard Access. Now
that that I do
After using PM for several months now, I have only one enhancement I'd
like to see. With most other OS X applications, I can use M as a
keyboard shortcut to the Menu Bar. This would make life everso much
easier for me if I could use this to easily reach menu items such as
Edit, Setup, & Mail witho
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