Re: Tab Order

>However, at home, running the same version of PM, and with, presumably, >the same setup, tabbing from the Subject field does not take me to the >Name field, instead it highlights the "As" button. Tabbing again >highlights the "Name" button, and tabbing again probably goes to the >"Address" butto

Re: AppleScript Changes in PM5

>>move msg to message container "" > > >For the moment, change this line to: > >set msg's storage to message container "" That worked perfectly, Marcus! Thanks so much for the info! --- Scott T. Hards President HobbyLink Japan (www.hlj.com)

AppleScript Changes in PM5

I think this was covered a few days ago, but I foolishly failed to save the messages. Any help would be welcome. My two most-used PM scripts have stopped working under PM5. They are scripts I wrote to move things into the trash and into a storage mailbox I've set up. I then trigger these scrip

Re: PM 5 icons and some observations

>Is that a fly? What has a fly got to do >with spam? And "Mark as Good" doesn't follow the theme (or vis versa). >I'm not sure "Reply", "Forward" or "Redirect" are clear either. I'll >probably turn off the icons - just like I did in PM 4. Allow me to disagree with these observations. Frankly, I

Additional comments/wish list

>How about adding the "send waiting messages" to the toolbar options? >This is something which I use every day - and it would be very handy to >have a button for it... I'll second that! And it *still* asks me when I want to modify a message in the out tray, and I still answer "modify as draft"

Re: Two PM5 Bugs. Just me?

Shutting off Codetek Virtual Desktop has solved the problems I reported earlier. --- Scott T. Hards President HobbyLink Japan (www.hlj.com)

Re: Two PM5 Bugs. Just me?

>You aren't by any chance using Desktop Manager or Codetek VirtualDesktop, >are you? I had a similar problem that seemed to be related to these. Aha! I am, in fact, using VirtualDesktop. Lemme shut that down and see what happens... --- Scott T. Hards President HobbyLink Japan (www.hlj.com)

Two PM5 Bugs. Just me?

1) Although I cannot identify the exact circumstances that cause this, and it's not consistent, sometimes clicking in a PM5 window will NOT bring it to the front when another application is active. However, if the click is made in the toolbar, it always works. 2) Hiding doesn't seem to work.

Re: PM5 - So far

>Really? Where? The upper left corner of the message window's toolbar (not the mail browser's). This assumes you have not customized it, of course. --- Scott T. Hards President HobbyLink Japan (www.hlj.com)

Re: PM5 - So far

>1. I miss the little paper clip for attachment at the bottom of the >message window. Now a BIG paper clip in the toolbar. I prefer it this way. >2. Did the "Activity Window" go away? I can show Background Processes, >but the little Activity window that summarized the processes seems to >have g

Re: Trying PM 5

>Will my current PM 4 key unlock the 200 message limit? If so how (yes, >I've tried!) The beta includes a key for testing that expires on May 30. --- Scott T. Hards President HobbyLink Japan (www.hlj.com)

Re: HTML Messages Hang PM

>Some intense HTML messages are then unreadable if this turned off. > >Are you listening Jerome? Problems with displaying non-conforming or complex HTML in PowerMail are well-known. While requiring an extra step, it's still very easy to work with PM despite this. The workarounds, until PM itsel

Re: New Release Question

> I >place the file on my laptop when I go home, and open the application >right where I left off. The following morning, I put the user-file on the >desktop computer and (again) open the application right where I left off. I used to do something similar. But trying to remember what files were w

Re: HTML messages and Space Bar

>Aack! Microsoft Wheel mouse doesn't work either. My Wireless IntelliMouse® Explorer from them works just fine... --- Scott T. Hards President HobbyLink Japan (www.hlj.com)

Re: Wishlist - Signatures

>> These days, I generally find those bits of >>"wisdom" that many people insist on appending to their mail to be >>pretentious and cloying, frankly. > >"pretentious and cloying"... perfect. Thanks for appreciating! Had you >only written it with more pithiness or poetic pantameter, I might have

Re: Wishlist - Signatures

>Last night and this morning, I have spent about an hour trying to >organize my signatures - dragging them around one at a time. You can easily solve this problem by having just one signature. To each their own, but what is all this obsession people have with signatures? I can see having a busi

Re: Database Error + crashes on connect

>There is no single best tool exists. A very fine comparison of the current disk utilities is available at: --- Scott T. Hards President HobbyLink Japan (www.hlj.com)

Re: Wishlists for PM5

>Maybe it's just me, but i'm unable to write an email while PM is >checking! I lose the cursor from the message i'm writing. I'm sure this >must of been thought of for PM5, but just airing it anyway in case anyone >has a solution? No offense, but are you using an older/slower machine? I notice a

Re: PowerMail crashes after moving to OSX 10.3.3

>What have I forgotten? Try rebuilding your index manually from the File->Database->Rebuild Index... function. I doubt it will work but it's worth a try. I assume you're using 4.2.1, correct? The problem is not OS X 10.3.3, as I'm on that and all is perfectly well. It's remotely possible you'

Re: draft folder for PowerMail

>It's just a practical matter. I can have as many as 30+ drafts that >occupies space in top of the Out Tray. If I then want to check some >recently sent message, I have to scroll down. That's because you leave your recently sent messages there! Use the preferences to have your outgoing messages

Re: Test a filter?

>If I make a new filter, can I test it without having to close the filters >window & choose "save"? I just had to open the filter windows 3 times, >because te filter was not working as expected. Very annoying. Indeed, it is. Just like when I'm trying to test the appearance of various fonts, too.

Re: Multiple users on single computer?

>My family is sharing one computer with >multiple message databases which I would like to continue. Is this still >possible? Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you. Yes. Use OS X and its very sophisticated multiple-user functions. Each user will have completely separate files and database

Re: delete mail

> >How do I delete a (spam) mail which freezes PM - so that I do not succeed >in deleting in the usual way? It's not on the server anymore, but still >in PM' database. Jim's suggestion is a good one; here's another: Just ctrl-click the mail and select "move to mail trash." This will let you del

Another Database Question: Mailbox sizes

Since PM is database-driven, I assume that the folder/mailbox a particular message is located in is simply a single field in the record for that message. If that's the case, then the answer to my question (below) is probably "no effect," but I'll ask it anyway: Is there any effect on performance

Re: connecting JunkMatcher to PM?

>On my reading, it doesn't look like junkMatcher transforms the words >before they're sent Apple Mail's filter; it seems to be a separate pass >to catch the spams that Apple Mail misses. In any case, this >transforming pass is built into SpamSieve, so you don't need an extra >script to do it.

Re(2): Need help finding features/functions

>But >that doesn't mean for a second that I shouldn't be able to do the best I >can to try to offer them something, that should they want to print it, will >look like anything less than the best that I can offer them. Tass, that's why we have PDFs. If you're that concerned about the appearan

Re: Enhancement suggestion...

>I'd like to have the ability to set up a few of my clippings as buttons, >so I can one-click them into the message. It would be faster than the >current pull down, which I use heavily. Hello George, This is very easy to do. I assume you've got DragThing, or a key automation utility of some kin

New Window Position

Jerome & Co., and the group, Help me understand this before I lose my mind! I use two monitors and sometimes move a PM message to my second monitor so I can view it while doing something else on the main monitor. Trouble is, after that, everything wants to open in that new position on the secon

Re: question about Emailer importing

>I disagree. My PowerMail database is pretty big (150mb). I don't find >it slow at all, running a TiBook 500 with 512mb RAM in OSX Panther. I >don't save every message that comes in, but I do save anything that I >think I might want to reference someday. PowerMail's search capabilities >are ve

Re: question about Emailer importing

>At any rate, don't let WordPerfect hold you back if that's what you're >waiting on. :) Whoa, I'll second that. Riva, check out Mellel () if you're looking for a good OS X word processor and don't want to give any money to the Evil Empire in Redmond. --- Scott T. Hard

Re: Netscape & PM

>You will need Safari and Mail to reside on your system, whether you use >them or not, if you want to change your default email and browser apps in >the future." Not necessarily. For both Panther and Jaguar users (from this week's Tid-Bits): >Internet Preferences -- Finally, I want to point to

Re: Message window minimizing

>For the life of me I can't imagine why a double-click should trigger >minimalization, nor why it's so erratic. I used to use USB Overdrive, but >uninstalled it after updating to Panther and discovering that it disabled >the CD Tray Eject key. I experienced the same problem. Turning off the min

Re: Mail window default position

>On a related point, I'd like a menu item/key command to bring all message >windows to the front of the mail browser window. For us of small >monitors, large mail browsers and not upgrading to Panther and Expose. >While writing this very message I discovered I had another message hiding >behind th

Mail window default position

Wouldn't it be nice if we could lock down the default position for individual mail message windows when they open? One thing that irritates me from time to time about PM is that if I move around individual mail windows for some reason, all subsequent new windows open in that position. STOP THAT.

Re: Error under Panther - FileVault?

>What is this, and how can I solve it?? How about not using FileVault? There are some very knowledgeable sites out there (Tid-Bits, etc.) that are strongly recommending against the use of FileVault for a number of reasons. It turns your whole user directory into a single file. Sure hope you d

Re: Corrupted DB - Now disk too small

>I purchased Norton Utilities and Drive 10 for Mac. Both have a >defragment utility. Both of these took around 6 hours to complete on >my dual G4 1.4MHZ, 80GB hard drive. Both also completely screwed up my >system to the point of reinstallation. I have completely given up on >any of these

Re: Corrupted DB - Now disk too small

>I've never gotten a complete answer on the value of defragmenting under >OS X either. For the longest time I didn't think there _were_ any >utilities to do this in X. Having never defragged my hard disk I shudder >to think of what it looks like at this point. Tid-Bits did an article a while ago

Re: Corrupted DB

>>I just repartitioned 6 GB OSX volume to 12 GB and did a flesh >>install, thinking I will have plenty of space for a while. > >Am I the only one getting David Cronenberg-style mental imagery here? That r/l confusion is caused by the two sounds being the same in Japanese. Just proves the mind w

Re(2): Corrupted DB - Now disk too small

>I'm sure you meant 512M. But of course. Megs, gigs, whatever, it's all just a blur these days. I still keep saying megs for hard disk sizes, even though nothing's been under a gig for several years now. In another couple of years, I'll probably have trouble referring to my 10 petabyte drive

Re: Corrupted DB - Now disk too small

>For this very reason, I recommend at least 1GB free space for healthy OSX >life :-) Which really doesn't contradict Joe's recommendation, because I couldn't imagine using my computer seriously these days with less than 512k of RAM. Unless I wanted to keep starting and stopping all my applicatio

Re: Corrupted DB - Now disk too small

>BTW. What percentage of the hard drive should be left free for disk >operations with OS X? Joe Kissel, in his fine Tid-Bits "Taking Control" mini-book about updating to Panther (available at www.tidbits.com/takecontrol for $5) says that you should leave at least twice the size of your physical R

Re(2): Connect from toolbar click speed

>Command-option-k, for connect-again is the first shortcut I >memorized when I started using PM, but it isn't always easy to use on a >PowerBook keyboard with no option-key on the right side. Which is precisely why I use iKey to "rewire" the combination. I have my Mac set so that hitting the F1

Re: Wishlist items

>1... Transfer mail. AFAIK, currently the only way to move mail from one >box to another is via drag'n'drop. I dunno about you, but I have missed >my target more than once... what a pain. Also, I have a lot of mailboxes >and folder/subfolders... can be a pain to navigate. A menu item that >wou

Re: Wishlist items

>I realize that there is SpamSieve available on PM.. but it >lacks (imo) the transparency that the Eudora implementation has. How so? It starts itself and runs in the background all by itself. On a typical day, I never have to actually use the application directly at all. It's about as seamle

Re: server alternatives to Spamsieve?

>anyone know how any equally good Mail filter software that runs on the >server? Preferrably on OS X Server (Think Unix). While I'm not exactly sure what you mean by "on the server" (I assume you're not talking about installing a package yourself on a POP server, but a feature within your local e

Re: PowerMail and SpamSieve

>Occasionally I have to switch the settings to Japanese as my first >language and English as my second, logging out and logging in to active >the changes. When I do that, SpamSieve seems to stop working. Now that you mention it, I've had that happen, too. I use English as my main mode. Switchin

Re: PowerMail and SpamSieve

>I use PowerMail 4.2.1 and SpamSieve. SpamSieve 1.3 works fine but >SpamSieve 2.0 and later does not work with PowerMail. SpamSieve 2.0 >starts up when messages are coming, but it does not filter messages. I >set up mail filter and it should filter spam messages to Spam folder but >does not work f

Re: Selecting a single message without opening it

>Occasionally, I receive a corrupted message which, when I select it, >hangs up PowerMail. What I then do (after aborting PM and re-opening it) >is to move that message to a folder I call the "Hell Folder" and wait >till I have another. Then I select them both and execute the script >"Delete Messa

Re: deleting messages on a POP server

>If not, what software can I use to do this? I'm running OSX, >latest version, with cable modem access to my ISP. GyazMail offers this function. www.gyazsquare.com While I use PM as my main mail app, I often use Gyazmail for this function in order to clear a mail that's causing PM to hang from

Re: template: how to?

>is there a way to save a template and open it quickly avoiding >save-as-text/open-text-file? Yes! Just use the text clipping function. Store your template as a text clipping. Open a new message and drop it into place. --- Scott T. Hards President HobbyLink Japan (www.hlj.com)

Re: Powermail vs. Thunderbird

>Good for you. However, modem users would still be paying for the extra >connection time. Mailserver operators and Internet providers would still >be paying for the bandwidth, temp storage that spam generates, even if >everyone owned a copy of spamsieve. Guess who's paying for all of that in >the

Re(2): Adding addresses to an existing entry

>By the way Scott, >Are you not having problems with PM4.2 dropping Japanese support? I >wonder where is Jérôme. I really want to know what happened to Japanese >resources. This was another reason helped my decision of switching to PM >since Microsoft products are not true OSX compatible regard

Re(3): Powermail vs. Thunderbird

>AppleScript is nice, but I haven't needed to use it for anything (in the >few cases where I considered it, Powermail couldn't trigger a script.) iKey, Quickeys, etc. can all trigger AppleScripts from any program with keys you assign to them. I use iKey. Whether $25 is a lot of money or not for

Re: Powermail vs. Thunderbird

>Thunderbird Cons: >Unknown Future/Not Fully developed >Open Source >No AppleScript (and unlikely in at least the near future) That last one is a fatal flaw for me. With AppleScript, you can add features and shortcuts to a program and customize it as you want. You mention as a con of PM that i

Re(2): Adding addresses to an existing entry

>For me an obvious addition would be the Apple WebKit, to use Safari- >rendering of HTML-mails. On the other hand, that would mean going Cocoa, >I guess, and that would be parting from OS 8-9. My vote is to do just that: Go Cocoa, and forget development for OS 8-9. CTM can leave those versions

Re: keyboard shortcut for Applescript?

>I don't know, $20 so I can have a shortcut for 2 scripts? I don't use >AppleScripts all that often to make it worth it. I was hoping it was an >easier fix than that. Youpi Key (now iKey) is a powerful little bugger that I also use to do the very same things. It's NOT just for applescripting. Y

Re: Re(4): Hidden unread message in In Tray

nately at this time if you need to deal with Japanese mail I'm >afraid Mailsmith is not going to meet your needs. > >Let us know if we can be of further assistance. > >Regards, >Jim > >---Original Message >From: "Scott at HobbyLink Japan" <[

Re: Hidden unread message in In Tray

>I have exactly the same problem. Different message count, of course, but >one phantom unread message. As did I, but a "verify records" procedure in the start-up fix-it list took care of the problem just fine, and it has not recurred. --- Scott T. Hards President HobbyLink Japan (www.hlj.com)

Re: PowerMail Questions & Wish List

>how do you delete it immediately? I seem to recall doing that in emailer, >but didn't see an option for it here. By "deleted immediately" I meant that I move it to the trash, which is then emptied automatically on my next quit. --- Scott T. Hards President HobbyLink Japan (www.hlj.com)

Re: Cannot search in 4.2b3

>I have just encountered a similar problem with PM 4.2b1; in my case, >searching on words fails, but other searches (dates, etc.) are OK. >Restarting with cmd-opt and clicking all the first four boxes doesn't >help, nor does opening in PM 4.1.3. Otherwise, PM seems to work fine. > >I am using OS 1

Re: Catastrophic DB failure with 4.2b1

>On Thu, Aug 21, 2003, it is attributed to Midi to have said: > >>using eMA to archive messages > >What is eMA? > --- Scott T. Hards President HobbyLink Japan (www.hlj.com)

Re: Catastrophic DB failure with 4.2b1

>I am pleased to announce that after about 5 days of work, I have a >working GUI-based application that will take a PowerMail database >(optionally with severe damage), scan it, produce a navigable summary of >all messages that it has found (and their condition), and then allow you >to extract the

Re: corrupted email message, please help

>I have what appears to be a corrupted email message in my In Tray. I'm >running PM 4.1.3 Carbon on Mac OSX 10.2.6. When I click on the message >(or select it, or select a group that it is part of) I get a spinning >wheel icon until I force quit. Try a ctrl-click and select move to trash. Mayb

Re: PowerMail Questions & Wish List

>>5) A Preferences option to delete from Mail Trash after a specified >>amount of time would be nice. Is there a way to do this? First, let me stress that this is in no way criticism of how anyone handles their mail. To each their own. But I've never felt a need for a feature like this, primar

Re: PM an Spamsieve

>However I just downloaded 20 messages, half of them Spam, and the script >did not execute. Selecting them all in the recent mail window and >manually executing the script moved the spam to the spam folder but why >is this not happening automatically, any ideas? SpamSieve automatically uses your

Re(2): PM an Spamsieve

>Ah, that's not what it says in the manual, it suggests setting up your >filters as I have. However, I will try it as you suggest and see what happens. Sorry about that. It looks like you may be right. However, I have SpamSieve run on ALL incoming messages but have never had a false positive fro

Re: possible PM mailbox format issues

>I admit that one anecdote does not a solid recommendation make so I would >ask those who have databases in the 10,000 message range to comment. I >tend to keep my database on the trim side of things, with only 5,000 or >so messages plus the associated attachments (if any). Been using PM for 16

Re: Corrupted DB

>I just went back to 4.1.2 to see if there is any change to no avail. I >am not sure what I can try next. Hiro, Try simply copying your database to another file, and then working with that one. I had a similar problem about six months ago that solved itself after replacing the file with a new

Re: could we have cmd-z to 'un-trash' a msg ?

>That would be great; I too have put myself in the same situation as you >describe, and having to click around a whole lot to undo my trashing >action is cumbersome. Not just trashing -- if the Undo also would cancel the last move action reagardless of what mailbox you had moved something to that

Re: sending with .mac account

>The last few days I cannot send messages through my .mac account. >I am not sure whether it is a problem with .mac or with me. >I get the message: 'no smtp server at smtp.mac.com' >For as I know I didn't change any settings at my 'mail accounts' (At >least not deliberately ;-)) > >Any suggestions

Re: Safari rendering?

>could you tell us what criteria you use for reliably identifying HTML >mails via Filters? I'd love to know. Other field... Content-Type contains "HTML" Works great for me. --- Scott T. Hards President HobbyLink Japan (www.hlj.com)

Re: Upgrades and the value of time

>>Honestly, if you do and no update has fixed it >>to your satisfaction, move on to another client that does. >This comment take the price. Most people on software discussion lists >take a common interest in identifying problems with the software being >discussed so that workarounds can be establi

Upgrades and the value of time

>Mikael: The easiest solution: switch to PM4 ;-) > >Now seriously: >When you have the following checkbox checked: No Karel, your first suggestion was very serious, and that's by far the best solution. Just ignore me, readers, if you want to, I'm getting up on my soapbox here. I must say I'm al

Re: Failure to Send

>Hope this helps/hope CTM will fix this one of these days... BTW, why >are you guys so silent on this issue which keeps coming up?. I certainly don't doubt that this problem is affecting the people who have written about it, but it has never once occurred to me in a year of intense PM usage

Re: search

>Put me down for standard >searches. The target word or word group is either there or it isn't. >I'll decide on the result's relevance. I'll second that notion! Death to fuzzy searches. --- Scott T. Hards President HobbyLink Japan (www.hlj.com)

Re: search

>The "View only..." search found 122 instances while searching on >"subject". I keep my folders trimmed down so that made sense. The >"Find" search found only 10. Given how both searches work, I would have >expected the opposite result, with "Find" returning far more hits than >the more restric

Re: Is there an easy way to close a lot of messages?

>Today, I was moving a lot of messages from one folder to another, and I >accidentally opened them all. To close them, I had to click on each one >individually. > >Is there any quicker way? Yes, just option-click close any one of them, and they all go poof. --- Scott T. Hards President HobbyLin

Re: Powermail 4.1.2

>The major problem is deleting old messages. I have 43,000 messages in my >Mail Trash right now, from the last 6 months. I would like to purge all >messages over 90 days, but there is no practical way to do so. George, I will go out on a limb and offer that the problem is not with PowerMail, it'

Re: HTML Mail/Spam Relationship

>As for SpamSieve, I'm looking at providing some >special options for HTML messages. What exactly do you mean by "proven >innocent"? Do you mean that there should be a different cutoff for HTML >messages so that the slightest bit of spamminess can tip the scale? No deep meaning there at all Mr

HTML Mail/Spam Relationship

>Scott at HobbyLink Japan on 5/22/03 said >>I have no knowledge as to SpamSieve's inner workings, but almost all of >>the spam its missing these days are 100% HTML mails, hence my comment. >>The others involve Nigeria and large sums of money. > >SpamSieve us

Re: Why no "Body" option in mail filtering..??!!

>This is one of the first things SpamSieve teaches itself to do once you >start using it - in fact, if I remember correctly, the manual says that >one of the simplest predictors of spam is the "word" FF (the HTML >hexcode for the color red). > I have no k

Re: Can't sort search results?!

>1. find by content any random string. >2. try to click a column header in the results window to change the sort >order: doesn't work. Works fine for me. --- Scott T. Hards President HobbyLink Japan (www.hlj.com)

Re: Why no "Body" option in mail filtering..??!!

>I was much surprised when I found out -- can we have it? Soon ...? I second that!! It would be so easy to filter a lot of spam if you could just tell it to look for basic HTML coding in the body, etc. --- Scott T. Hards President HobbyLink Japan (www.hlj.com)

Re(2): Spam Blocking Software

>But SpamSieve requires OSX. I'm using OS 9.2.2. Just one more great argument to make the switch to OS X, George. Unless you're using Quark XPress on a daily basis, I cannot think of a single reason to stay with 9 at this point. SpamSieve is truly awesome software, as is OS X. --- Scott T. Ha

eMA report/Weak searches/No manual

The native OS X version of the Runtime Solution for eMA (to allow use of the program without FileMaker Pro) worked just fine, and I was able to test the program. Unfortunately, as Wayne predicted, the encoding for two-byte characters (messages in Japanese) was trashed, and all archived Japanese t

Re: eMA

>eMessage Archiver beta 7 can be downloaded at: > > http://homepage.mac.com/ThinkAgain/files/eMA4b.sit > >It is not yet on my public web site, but most info and discussions about the >betas can be found on the eMA-Talk list. Mr. Carlsen, Thanks very much for the direct reply to this questi

Re: eMA

>Excuse me, would anybody like to give me an URL to where I can find/read >about this "eMA"? Google search under "eMessage Archiver", its full name. --- Scott T. Hards President HobbyLink Japan (www.hlj.com)

Re: eMA

>does eMA support different mail-encodings, like Japanese, Central- >European etc like PM does. >As far as I know FM, I would be surprised if it does. >The only solution to me seams to be a 4D database with 4D Write, which is >a bit oversized. This is also an issue for me, as I have tons of Japan

Re: Comment from new PM user

>Am just not seeing point of X's bells & whistle, Bill, While I'm sure others will address your points about PM's other features (yes, it most definitely notifies when messages arrive, etc..), Let me make two short comments about OS X (anything beyond this would not be for this sort of list any

Re: where are the .jpg's?

> When I try to open the >attached jpeg's from the bottom of my sent mail, I get the message " the >attached file has been trashed or moved to a different folder" and I am >unable to open the pictures from Powermail. I always thought that an >attached item was part of the email message involved.

Re: AppleScript help -- marking a message as read

>set m's status to read That's it?? It's that simple? Why couldn't I figure that out myself . Thanks!! --- Scott T. Hards President HobbyLink Japan (www.hlj.com)

AppleScript help -- marking a message as read

I'm attempting to power up SpamSieve's "Add Spam" script. I already have it moving stuff to the trash for me. I'd also like it to mark the messages as read so the Mail Trash is not boldfaced. I've plowed through the PM script commands but cannot identify how to do this. A little help, please?

Re: OSX10.2.5

>i did low level rebuilt fixes only one time until next download. i am >out of option. any suggestion other than reinstall osx10.2 would be >appreciated. It's not 10.2.5's fault (alone), sir. I installed it as well, and everything is running smoothly. Probably the result of interaction with s

LADY error

I seem to recall a back-and-forth on this list about solving a LADY error from a few weeks ago, but ignored it as I'd had no problems using PM up until now. Yesterday, my long-awaited 17" PowerBook arrived, and I used Retrospect to move everything to the new machine, as I've done in the past. PM

Re: Declining effectiveness of SpamSieve

>since a couple of weeks only I see some very short spams, eg just a title >and an http address -since there are few words some of these have started >"passing" SpamSieve... Are your new junkmails very short? I do have a number of mails coming in like that, but some standard ones are also being m

Re: Declining effectiveness of SpamSieve

>over the last four months there has been at least one upgrade: are you >sure you are using the latest version? I recently upgraded seamlessly to >v. 1.3 and currently have no concern (97.7% acc.cy / 17685 words) Yep, running 1.3. Since installation, I'm showing a 92.6% correct rate. However, i

Declining effectiveness of SpamSieve

Over the past month, I've noticed that SpamSieve's effectiveness at catching spam has dropped considerably. I've been training it for nearly four months now, and it has many thousands of messages to work with. Originally, it was catching about 90% of incoming spam. Now that's down to around 6

Re: AppleScript Archives

>How is this different from choosing "Forward" and typing in the >recipient's address? Yes, that works, but it requires much more work to clean up the message. I don't want the "Begin Forwarded Message" thing at the top; I have to delete manually a now-duplicated signature; It doesn't add a nif

Re: HTML text can't be marked, isn't quoted in replies...?

>When I get messages with HTML text, it seems the text can't be marked >(for i.e. copying) and when I reply the text isn't quoted - even though >I've checked the "Quote original text" box in Preferences. All I get in >the message body is the "At bla bla bla xxx wrote:" line I've chosen in >Prefere

Re: AppleScript Archives

>FOLLOW UP - takes sent message and makes new one quoting it to same recipient I'd like this, too. I currently use the Send Message Again script to pester people who don't reply, but that appears to rewrite the original mail. In cases such as this, I want to have TWO messages in my outbox so I

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