Re(2): Listarchive

LOL Rick, that was a funny one! Yes, unfortunately having your email address harvested and then misused is bothersome enough that I do not use my standard list email (this one) for any forums or other web stored/available exchange but "cheap" email addresses which I don't mind tossing every year

Re(2): Hiding PM

Don't think that Default Folder nor DragThing is the culprit - I use them both too and I do not have a problem with PoewrMail hiding. ---marlyse

Re: hitting the 2GB limit and PowerMail Salvage

LOL - Your story sounds way to similar like the frustrations I went through during the past week with synchronizing between palm, powerbook, desktop, ical and lifebalance. Yay! Can't even say how often I rebooted, had to reset the sync server via terminal (could not do it via isync) and and and...

Re: if I have really deleted all my mail I will just kill myself

you need to manually select the correct database after launching PM. first, in spotlight do a search on your drive(s) for the correct, i.e. latest, MESSAGE DATABASE. go : menubar > database > switch user environment > select the database located in above step. good luck. ---marlyse --

Re(2): RMW in browser

Mikael - I've never seen you like this, or I do not remember... but it is as if we are on different planets right now, trying to speak the same language but fail utterly. I do believe I've explained myself clearly in the past emails and so did Rick on this subject and thus I do not want to elabora

Re(2): RMW in browser

ch enables a user to turn something on or off is always useful in divided camps. ---marlyse ---- former message(s) quotes: - >Marlyse Comte said: > >>Nice posting. Thank you Rick! >> >>This is the exact reason I'd like to have the RMW integrated into

Re(2): RMW in browser

Nice posting. Thank you Rick! This is the exact reason I'd like to have the RMW integrated into the browser too. Did not think about Smart Folders up to now (except that the RMW is one by itself), but this would be a nice addition, it would keep the filters window a bit less cluttered. ---marlys

Re(2): emails gone? - backups

yes, system and library and all. you can make an exact copy of your drive, a fully bootable sparse image. there are only a few (system) files it will not copy which are seemingly recommended by apple not to copy, but nothing that would hinder you to use the backup fully after. Give it a try - I'm

Re(2): emails gone? -- backups

>>e basically told me the only solution I have is to set ALL my >>files which I want to backup over the network to CHMOD 777 and THAT I >>definitely was NOT willing to do. >That's just a silly response. of course it was. and it was frustrating because that was the answer I got right after upgradi

Re(2): emails gone? - backups

>Admilon Consulting GmbH >http://www.admilon.com >iChat/AIM: MatKoyasan >Tel. +81-736-56-3905 >--- > >Am/On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 03:07:19 +0100 schrieb/wrote Mikael Byström: > >>Marlyse Co

Re(2): emails gone?

sunny again, you can even write scripts and schedule it and I can easily make backups over a network. The other application which works well is R-Sync, just that one does not have a scheduling solution if I remember correctly. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >Marlys

Re(3): emails gone?

You know, I'm actually thinking along the lines with Rick. It doesn't make sense that it just "disappeared", if the files contained those emails, they become part of the file itself. The only time I could think that they truly went to nirvana is if you never never rebooted since moving the files f

Re(4): PowerMail Feature Requests (attachments)

>(Believe me, if I had control over what our customers did - I would be >a much happier person.) LOL - I feel with you. ---marlyse

Re(2): PowerMail Feature Requests (attachments)

>("file2.pdf" being the real version 2 art. "file 2.pdf" being the >version 1 art that PowerMail renamed and added a "2") > >So far, we haven't had an order go out wrong, but there has been some >confusion because of this renaming of files. Having to deal also with many revisions of files, I wo

Re(2): PowerMail Feature Requests

>Which reminds me that I would like... LOL - I know exactly what I really would like but I know that CTM and this list by now know it too as I've said it more than once in the past so I'll only say: hint, hint, knock, knock... ;-) ---marlyse(haha, couldn't resist)

Re(2): iPhoto and Powermail

>http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/14708 This used to work for me but no longer, I just tried it, when trying to path an error dialog pops up. it also states at Versiontracker that: "This version is compatible with iPhoto 4.0.3 only. Patches for previous versions of iPhoto are av

Re(2): iPhoto and Powermail

correction, it's not a plugin but a little application that modifies the default setting and allows to send out with powermail. sorry about that. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >there used to be a plugin which you could download from versiontracker. >do not know

Re: iPhoto and Powermail

there used to be a plugin which you could download from versiontracker. do not know if still works with the latest version of iphoto and powermail but do a search at www.versiontracker.com for powermail and you will find it. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - > >Hi

Re(2): A few questions on Powermail

>I am a he not a she :) LOL - I thought it bit tricky to refer to a gender while I wrote the email. Serves me well ;-) ---marlyse

Re(4): A few questions on Powermail

>>It's an interesting field, but as you can not access them via FILTERS I >>assume they won't be of too much help in this specific case - then >>again, we do have some Applescript guru's on this list and they might >>have an easy solution for you. > >Marlyse > >I don't understand this comment, you

Re(2): A few questions on Powermail

>Just in case... If the said company that doesn't accept POP would >provide a *webmail* interface, then most probably, by running >MacFreePOPs you can turn this into what will look like a POP interface >to Powermail (or any other client). And recuperate everything you want. > >I hope I'm clear, if

Re(2): A few questions on Powermail

>Maybe I should start studying Applescripts. It's an interesting field, but as you can not access them via FILTERS I assume they won't be of too much help in this specific case - then again, we do have some Applescript guru's on this list and they might have an easy solution for you. ---marlyse

Re(2): A few questions on Powermail

---marlyse got it. how about then accessing it via POP but setting the preferences that 2 of the computers NEVER download from server and the computer that should have the backup is basically the master and that one deletes messages from server after 6 months or however long you think you need ac

Re(2): A few questions on Powermail

you know, I thought that too and just tried it out but it did not work - but oddly enough FILTERS are all greyed out when it comes to IMAP folders and messages in such folders. hmmm.. out of curiosity - why exactly would one use IMAP if one anyhow wants to make local copies and why not just use P

Re(2): PM key, cont

Yes, welcome to the list and good to hear that the problem is taken care of. This seems to me a goo moment to point out (not for you in particular, just as a general comment) that there IS a good reason to keep Apples MAIL around: create all your accounts in MAIL but set them all to LEAVE MESSAGE

Re: What is going on!!!

It sounds a bit as if you copied by mistake the OLD database and replaced the NEW database with the old one. Could that be? To find all databases and find out which is the latest one on your drives, do a search (via sherlock on the drive or command-F or whatever the command is under OS 9 to find

Re(2): Database Rebuild FAILED

>This leads me to believe that perhaps the root of this could be a >single bad email. I agree strongly with this assumption. The only time I've ever had a problem with PM was when I had 1 "bad" HTML message and I could no longer index and PM would constantly crash and I was not able to rebuild

Re: IMAP Folders

Setup your account : menubar - setup - accounts. Thats the place you enter details like your user name and password and under receiving you put in if it's POP or IMAP account... you then get a folder in the browser window with that name account and that is your IMAP folder. ---marlyse -

Re: Data Base Errors

e: Data Base Errors >From: "Marlyse Comte" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Date: Sun, 8 Jan 2006 16:11:50 -0600 > >Use the maintenance features of PM, while launching PM hold down the >option key and then take it from there, you will be presented with a >dialog box with several

Re: Data Base Errors

Use the maintenance features of PM, while launching PM hold down the option key and then take it from there, you will be presented with a dialog box with several features to chose from. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >Recently, I am often - more than once a day

Re(2): Recent Mail, flagging and persistence

Yes, having unread mail remain in the recent mail window would be a very nice feature. As a yearly PLEASE PLEASE PRETTY PLEASE WITH SUGAR ON TOP feature request I state my PM main wish of having the RMW integrated into the general browser window - i.e. lie the Spam folder, but just below the Out

Re: Quoting and Wrapping

I use a SmartWrap and you can set it up for general usage via the Services menu and/ or especially for use in PowerMail. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >One thing that frustrates me is the inability of Po

Re: Discussion list back on line

Great! This seemed to have fixed the problem as I received this as a single message. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >Folks, > >As you've noticed, we've been having major problems with the PowerMail- >discussion list, while the powermail-discuss-digest and powe

Re(2): 5.2.1b1 still hangs

This explains a lot to me, because I've noticed that sometimes it would work fine and only check after the PB has fully waken up and other times it again would error out. Now I'm able to figure out the difference: it works when I'm on Airport but errors out when I'm hooked back up to the Ethernet.

[OT] Re: PM on Mactels?

Please put a [OT] = OFF TOPIC into the subject line, then my filter can catch this thread and handle accordingly, i.e. automatically trash it ;-) It's amazing the heated discussions on the various lists, and I am subscribed to several, and it really does not interest me THAT much even though I'm

Re(2): IMAP and WASTE

>>Can we have a poll >>about how many IMAP users we have, perhaps? I don't use it at all. Long time ago I had a Hotmail account and that was the only instance I had been slightly interested in it, but with all the spam going to Hotmail, I lost quickly interest. ---marlyse

Re: Searching in Replaced Database

time for maintenance: quit PM. launch PM with option-command keys down - reindex database. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >I had to erase my main drive due to problems unrelated to PowerMail. Re- >installing PowerMail in the new setup I copied over the PM Datab

Re(2): PowerMail crashes with 10.4.1

trash Stuffit and get the latest version of it. If you have, just re- install it anyways. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >Same problem here. > >I just migrated to a new machine which I updated to 10.4.1, from a mac >running 10.3.9 > >Now everytime I try to launc

Re(2): DB Message Full With Low # Messages

>This worked fine! The Message DB shrunk from 1.91GB to 47.5 MB and, >better of all, the messages in the trash folder are now visible. >Can anyone explain this phenomenon? I assume it had been some caching problem, keeping almost 2 GB of deleted data in memory and got a hiccup along the way. >

Re: Backing up before updating to 5.2

not sure if you'll find it in 10.2.8 - IF it's available it is in FINDER - FILE - CREATE ARCHIVE. it makes it easy to .zip a file. if you don't have that option, just use stuffit or zipit or whatever you use to stuff/ zip files. former message(s) quotes: - >In an earlie

Re: DB Message Full With Low # Messages

If you never quit PM all your trashed email will accumulate in the Trash of PM - it has been times that when I finally quit PM I had more than 4,000 messages accumulated and that will take a while to delete. If you accumulated 67,000 email, you haven't quit PM in a long time. You can keep the Tras

Re(4): iCal Invites

ely hoped that there >wasn't an afterlife. >-- Douglas Adams > >On Thu, 19 May 2005 08:52:43 -0500 Marlyse Comte wrote: > >>http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/21197 > >

Re(2): iCal Invites

here you go: ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - > >I have started using iCal again and I would like to use the "Invite" >feature. I have downloaded the Applescript files for this from the CTM >website (or wh

Re: PowerMail stopped working

reboot the machine? ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >Looking for some help with PowerMail... > >Am running PM 5.1, and upgraded to Tiger earlier this week with no >problems. PM performed like a champ. > >Yesterday, things started getting strange. First, it wouldn'

if you use eMA

If you use eMA - great archiver for PM in my viewpoint - please go and vote: It's important that John sees if it's worth for him to continue support of PM or not. Thanks, ---marlyse --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] -

Re(3): Yahoo Mail Access via PM?

To clarify - that runs in the background, I check the mail via PM. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >MacFreePops 1.5 - that works perfectly for those accounts - I check all >my yahoo and gmail accounts with that. You should find it via VersionTracker. > >--marlyse

Re(2): Yahoo Mail Access via PM?

MacFreePops 1.5 - that works perfectly for those accounts - I check all my yahoo and gmail accounts with that. You should find it via VersionTracker. --marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >Just as I thought, but had to make sure of the facts from >the PowerMail users...

Re(2): Import Attachments

>This is really upsetting because it means from here forward, for as long >as I care about my archive of email, I must keep my old attachments in Mail. or do as I suggested: move all to the PM attachment folder and DELETE the Mail attachment folder. the links will no longer work, but the attac

Re(2): Import Attachments

peww, I am glad that you have them 'physically separated from Mail'. the whole thing makes now much more sense. >I'd like to move all the attachments to PM attachments folder, but will >have to relink them 1 by 1, right? well, I don't know how you want to re-link attachments in PM - in the sens

Re(2): Import Attachments

guys and gals - I do believe the original answer was not correctly understood. the person had said: I imported from Claris Email->Mail->Powermail, and while my attachments still are there and linked, PM left them in the Mail Library, did nopt copy and move them into PM files. le

Re(2): 5.2 Beta Query/PMKey Mystery

> is it safe to assume that most users have had a trouble-free > conversion or have I missed something there too?! nah, I think you're safe - but remember your (at least weekly) backup. it doesn't hurt to be rather safe than sorry :-) ---marlyse --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---

Re(2): New on list

>But I am expert in swiss cheese, and I can affirm there is almost no >holes in gruyère! LOL, I can affirm that too. Neither has the COMTE cheese :) ---marlyse COMTE --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] --- my life: http://www.marlyse.com my view

Re(2): Server-Side Solution?

Wayne makes a valid point in regards the need of a mailing list. My husband uses "post.office" which is for both a regular email server and list software. URL is . The site states "Post.Office is a scalable SMTP/POP3/IMAP messaging server designed to mee

Re: Recent Mail Window enhancements request

>1. Integrate it into the main browser window as a tab. I work in 3-pane >mode, and the idea of retaining the folder list on the left with the >remaining area showing *either* the normal browser view(s) *or* the RMW, >depending on what is required seems to me to be a neater solution than >having t

Re(2): Archive/Export to FM?

typo, sorry - make that eMessage Archiver, mentioned in another answer to your question. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >I use eMail Archiver and I like it. >---marlyse > > former message(s) quotes: - > >>Anybody know of a good way to expo

Re(2): Archive/Export to FM?

using it constantly with good success. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >hmmm... hasn't been updated since 2003. Have you used it? > >>>Anybody know of a good way to export/archive my 10k+ worth of email >>>messages into a Filemaker database? >> >>John Carlsen's eM

Re: Archive/Export to FM?

I use eMail Archiver and I like it. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >Anybody know of a good way to export/archive my 10k+ worth of email >messages into a Filemaker database? > >Kind Regards > >Manoel Felciano > >

Re(2): PowerMail Doesn't Start TCP Connection Automatically Any More

>One another note, wouldn't it be great to eb able to set some time after >waking up before PM tries to get online to check mail? For me on 4-500 >Mhz G4s it just fails with too many dialogs as a result. One would expect >PM to be able to recheck automatically instead of manually. The end >result

Re: Bye folks

>I have switched to a PC with Linux and Win, so I have to leave. The door back will always stay open :P All the best, ---marlyse --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] --- my life: http://www.marlyse.com my view: http://www.marlyse.com/myview my work: http://www.m

Re: 05/03/08-RC (POWERMAIL/SAVE CHANGES DIALOGUE)

This is solved in the newer version of PM, I do not believe CTM intends to change that in the older version(s). ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >Opening up an old email always results in a Save Changes? dialogue when I >go to close it, even when I have done nothi

Re(2): Still Love PowerMail but...

Well, 'true' PM users at least remain somewhat polite, even in heated discussion. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - > >> HTML is for ads and web browsers, plain text is for content and e-mail. >Some rigid, typophobic, fear-based PW fundamentalist out there I see...

Re: Still Love PowerMail but...

>Yet, for those who understand how use such >graphic variation for clearer communication LOL, now I feel invalidated. I am a Graphic Designer since 25 years and I DEFINITELY know and understand how to use such graphic variation for clearer communication - in the right place at the right tim

Re(2): Love PowerMail but...

>>You can't compose an HTML message with PowerMail, but you can send one! >>Create an HTML file with your favorite HTML editor, then send a message >>with an empty body (no text, no signature) and the HTML file as an >>attachment, and the message will be sent as an HTML message. > >A workaround, n

Re(2): Suggestion for certain digest reading posters and responders [u]

>Well, can you at least introduce a blank line between their text and >yours? That alone would make your posts much more readable, at least for me. My thoughts exactly, thanks Tim - start messages with a blank line. How often did I mean to suggest that but dismissed it for later. ---marlyse --

Re(2): powermail-discuss [u]

>Any suggestions? Turn off or lower the address history: menubar > powermail > preferences > address book > remember recipients for x days (disable or set it to a low number) ---marlyse --- "mancoStudios" is evolving into "mStudios" - Please update all email and web addr

Re(3): Need a script "Send after receive" [SaferSurf.com Status: [SaferSurf.com Status: eMail virus free]

I have an account or two which are just as picky. What I use is that clicking the send button puts the message into the outbox, ready to be send (black and bold with the clock). Usually when I am ready to send I just use cmd and the - key (cmd-) and that will send the messages in the outbox. If I

Re(2): PM support for 'threaded viewing'?

I have somewhat the same viewpoint as Wayne B. and some others. At a few occasions it would be nice but I don't really need it as I sort and read by date received. Usually that is plenty for me. Those few times I did wish it was threaded are maybe 10x over the span of several years. What I REALLY

Re(3): PM quits before it runs

you might have some corrupted preference file, I do not know. did you try holding down the option key while starting PM to get into the first aid dialog box? if you can't even get that far, I'd do a search on your drive for CTM and for PowerMail and delete any trace - except the .zip archive file

Re(2): PM quits before it runs

>How best to handle my email >files so they don't get written over or anything? Select the folder that contains the message database and addressbook etc. (probably in your document folder or similar) and make an archive (via the action icon in the finder, you'll have a .zip file as the backup).

Re(3): Problem with Gmail

This is sweet! Yes, it works fine here (so far only tested receiving though). It's one of these accounts I use to keep own-domain-spam at a minimum and it works quite well. Already now I receive more spam on my Gmail account than I usually do on my own domain. If it 'sometimes but not always' ha

Re: Problem with Gmail

does Gmail now support POP? it didn't a little while ago, though I know they where talking about implementing it. I just autoforward everything from my Gmail account, works for me. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >Hello, > >I am new to PowerMail, but I had pucha

Re: empty In Tray - DB corruption

---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - this might sound dumb, but did you ensure : menubar > view > view all ? ---marlyse > >For the 3rd time on the same iMac, I've found an empty In Tray that isn't >really empty, although you can't see any messages in it. This In Tray

Re(2): Training SpamSieve

He is referring here to PowerMail, not SpamSieve. You train SpamSieve through PowerMail. They work wonderfully together. Under the Preferences you will find all at the bottom the Spam preferences and there you set-up your assistant (i.e. link it to SpamSieve) and mix to gusto. After that it's pret

Re(3): Performance decrease with address lookup?

I need to add here that obviously I responded here to the wrong thread, I meant to respond to the "most problems fixed, but one re...". Sorry 'bout that mixup. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >yeah... but! > >;-) > >the BUT in this case is that this list is made

Re(2): Performance decrease with address lookup?

yeah... but! ;-) the BUT in this case is that this list is made up of users and these users (including myself) usually respond IF they have something to say to the subject at hand. in my case, when I still tried following your exchange, you guys where talking martian for all that I know, and I

Re(2): Performance decrease with address lookup?

uhm, I don't know, but this is an exchange just between 2 people - how about taking it at this point off the list and just to communicate directly between you two? (no offense meant), ---marlyse

Re(2): slow everything

okay. yes, then I also suggest to do some maintenance work via the dialog box which shows up when you start up powermail while holding down the cmd-option key. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >50 billion years ago the universe exploded into existence nothing

Re: slow everything

when was it the last time you rebooted your machine? which system, which version of powermail? did you install recently anything new? ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >Everything is running very slowly in PM these days.. I click on a folder >and it takes several s

Re(2): Hotmail versus PowerMail

I just tried it with my yahoo account and it works nicely! It's perfect for those 'almost dead' accounts which I often forget to go check. ---marlyse Note: for yahoo, don't install the latest .lua file as that requires 1.7 of MacFreePOPs and the Mac version seems to be 'only' at version 1.5).

Re(2): CPU Usage query_PowerMail V. 5.1b3 demo

This is not a 'general' behavior as far as I know. I sometimes don't reboot for a month and have PM constantly running w/o a problem (backup every day) - I do that even though I have been warned that it's not good to backup with PM running as the backup can be corrupted then. So far it hasn't bitt

Re(2): [ANN] PowerMail 5.0.2 and 5.1b1 available

did you click-select onto the globe "show html"? ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >[PowerMail info <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 29.9.2004 um 17:47 Uhr:] > >>with the addition of WebKit integration for displaying HTML messages. > >Opening a mail in a new window I

Re: Moving Spam to Trash

menubar - preferences - mark as spam - move to trash ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >PowerMail seems to have stopped moving spam to the Trash directly. How do >I get it back to doing so?

Re(2): migrating from 9.2 to OSX

If you copy the complete PM folder as I've described and the relative position of files does not get changed (i.e. the folder attachment stays in the folder PM in which is the message database), then I do not see any reason why messages should loose the attachment. I know my upgrades went fine. I

Re(2): Improvement wishes for next release

I have a 'double' spellchecker, i.e. german and english spelling enabled and it checks either, no need to switch (multilingual selected from the pulldown menu under spelling). not sure if this is a basic OSX option or because I have CocoAspell installed. ---marlyse former message(s)

Re: migrating from 9.2 to OSX

I assume you don't need to install 4.2 on OSX first - BUT - you will need an upgrade (registration key) - as I remember 4.2 to 5 was not a freebee - check into that before going to version 5. There is NO need to export and then import. Install PM on OS X and just copy the complete PM Files folde

Re(2): Mail versus iCal instead of PowerMail versus iCal

versiontracker - search for 'powermail' - find: - download - extract - install - enjoy. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >I,d suggest this route: > >Jan Storms > > > >Giovanni Andreani scripsit dd. Thu, 16 Sep 2004 07:32:43

Re: The previous step

it means: "backup your current PM database and addressbook BEFORE upgrading, just in case you don't like 5.0 or there is a problem etc. etc. etc.". ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >I am currently using Power Mail 4.2.1 and ready to install 5.0. > >The release not

Re: PM quits on download

I assume you rebooted your machine? Any new software installed? ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >As of today, whenever PM attempts to download my POP messages, it >crashes. There >are no error messages, just the usual "Application PowerMail has >unexpectedly q

Re: Recent mail pref?

preferences. notifications. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - > >How do you stop Recent mail folder from jumping to the front when new >mail arrives? I am often typing in another email when it pops front and I >lose my place. >Jeff >-- >Jefferis Kent Peterson >www

Re: Adress Book problem (was: SpamSieve question)

powermail - preferences - address book - name format, adjust to gusto. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - > >Still trying to make SpamSieve work. >Following Michael's suggestion, I synced to Apple Address Book. > >Now I have a problem. >About a half of my contact in

Re(2): SpamSieve question

>Or should we request "mark as read" option to Spam Filter? uhm, not request, just add in the if-spam=action filter ;-) ---marlyse

Re(3): 2 questions

>I ran disk permissions this morning. Well, it worked, but instead of >getting info from or through the icon in PM, I had to drag the file to >the desktop and then do the change all procedure... well, yeah, because this is a system, finder thing, not a PM thing that it insisted on opening it in

Re: labels on folders?

yes. ---marlyse oh, you also wanted to know how? select folder, then select label color of choice. former message(s) quotes: - >Can you set label colors on mail folders? >Jeff

Re(2): Norton Antivirus... disable alert?

it really does? Or was it just a specific version which they then quickly pulled? I have it installed on my drive and I barely notice it's there - notice it during booting and that is about it. my email is still here - knock on wood. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes:

Re(2): Norton Antivirus... disable alert?

same here. no NAV, I am happy with SpamSieve and my closest family got it too since they saw how little pain I have with spam and how well it works. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Spamsieve disposes of them anyway, so do I really

Re(3): I NEED HELP ASAP!

selecto only one folder and export that. folder by folder. then you will see which folder contains the corrupt message(s) and can narrow it further down. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >On trying to export, I get the assistant. I follow the prompts, screen # >3

Re: Slowwww mail send

did you also reboot your machine? or re-logged? ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >Within the past week, my PM 4.2.1 on OS X has suddenly become very slow >on mail send. The cursor spins for 20-30 seconds after I click "send", >and then for 15-20 seconds after the

Re(2): OT: any bright idea?

s 100% correctly or if not that, then that his server is having some relay issues. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >On Sat, Aug 14, 200411:35, the following words from Marlyse Comte >[EMAIL PROTECTED], emerged from a plethora of SPAM ... > >>I've

OT: any bright idea?

Sorry for this Off Topic question, I am hoping that somebody on this list might have enough experience and/or knowledge to be able to answer a List-server related question. Wondering if anybody on the list has an idea what could cause the problem: I've got a family list (since years), recently w

Re(2): "not enough memory"

thanks for the detail. sorry, no genius ideas come to mind on how to help, the only thing I could think of is to make sure you re-log and/or reboot after the OS maintenance ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >On 8/10/04, at 8:30 AM, Marlyse Comte, [EMAIL PROTEC

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