PowerMail quits if Simple Header Fields all turned off

erMail so that I can turn off the Simple Header Fields and still see HTML messages without PowerMail quitting? Thanks. - Winston Weinmann

PowerMail not emptying trash at quit

ning it on, but this made no difference. How do I get PowerMail to return to "cleaning up" on quitting? Thanks. - Winston Weinmann

PowerMail not emptying trash at quit

ning it on, but this made no difference. How do I get PowerMail to return to "cleaning up" on quitting? Thanks. - Winston Weinmann

Direct link from Photos to PowerMail?

Is there a way to get set Mac OS so that a photo in Photos can be sent directly to PowerMail? PowerMail does not show up in Photos' Share menu (File>Share). When "More..." is selected in Photos' File>Share menu, it opens the Share Menu tab of the Extensions pane of System Preferences. It appear

Change "Attachment" default folder from Documents folder?

Whenever I click the Attachment paperclip PowerMail opens a window on my Documents folder. (Same with File>Attachments>Add Attachment...) Is there a way to change the default for adding an attachment to another folder, such as the Desktop? Thanks. - Winston

Re(2): Filtering an incoming message based on Header info (X-Mailer info)

Thanks! Looks like that did it. I'm trying to emulate what I'd get with IMAP, using POP, which involves sending bcc copies to myself, which I then want to filter into the right places. Bon commencement de la nouvelle année! - Winston PowerMail Engineering wrote: >Winston W

Filtering an incoming message based on Header info (X-Mailer info)

Normally I can figure out how to filter an incoming email using PowerMail's Mail Filters. But I cannot seem to find a way to filter an incoming message based on anything that's in the Header. Specifically, I'd like to filter based on whether the X-Mailer line in the Header is iPhone or PowerMai

Re(2): Problems setting up PowerMail in OS 10.11

Thanks. As I said, >I don't yet want to copy over my old PowerMail files folder, as I want >to experiment with IMAP. I've been using POP up to now. I am continuing >to use PowerMail on 10.4 until I fully shift over to the newer Mac. - Winston Weinmann T.L. Miller wrote: >

Re(2): Problems setting up PowerMail in OS 10.11

ully shift over to the newer Mac. Thanks for the help. - Winston Weinmann CTM Development wrote: >Hello, > >On 1., you need to drag your PMKey file onto the application - typing in >the code will not suffice. > >On 2. if you have a working setup on a previous Mac, copy the enti

Problems setting up PowerMail in OS 10.11

install of PowerMail, on a recently set up 2010 MacBook Pro running Mac OS 10.11.3. PowerMail version 6.2.1 build 4668 Any suggestions? Thanks. - Winston Weinmann

Switching to IMAP from POP

So far, over 13-14 years using PowerMail, I have only used it for POP email access, even with Gmail. I have been using an iPhone for a year or two, and am now considering a shift to IMAP to get things synced. Are there any tips for switching to IMAP? What will it do to my existing folder structu

Re: Move Spam folder with Power Mail?

Just ran across this and it appears no one else responded. You could set up a Mail Filter (under the PowerMail Setup menu) that would copy anything that is headed for the Spam folder into a new folder you create at the top of the folder list. Since the folder list is alphanumeric, a folder named

Re(2): Underlining does not work

Tried underlining with Helvetica too. Same issue. Helvetica is about as bog-standard as you can get. - Winston Weinmann PowerMail Engineering wrote: >Winston Weinmann wrote: > >>Why doesn't underlining work with Rich Text (HTML) formatting? Any >>underlining goes away wh

Fwd: Re(2): Underlining does not work

, other than by trial and error. Ditto with the Format>Fonts menu showing the actual font in each font name. - Winston Weinmann PowerMail Engineering wrote: >Winston Weinmann wrote: > >>Why doesn't underlining work with Rich Text (HTML) formatting? Any >>underlining g

Re: "PowerMail wants to make changes. Type your password to allow this."

chain "login" entries, then re-set up the account(s) in PowerMail after you've deleted the Keychain entries. Note that deleting an email account in PowerMail via Setup>Mail Accounts... will not delete any mail already saved. It will only delete the login info for that email

Underlining does not work

This amounts to a repost. Why doesn't underlining work with Rich Text (HTML) formatting? Any underlining goes away when a message is sent or saved. Not so for bold or italics. Thanks. - Winston Weinmann

Fwd: Underlining goes away when message sent

plain text. In the HTML version, "Bold" is in bold, "Italic" is in italics, and "Underline" is not underlined. - Winston Weinmann On rare occasions I use PowerMail's HTML (Format>Make Rich Text) option, usually so that I can use bold, italic and underlini

Re(2): Attachments not kept in order

starting in alphabetical order, I get a different, again non-alphabetical, order: IMG_7407.JPG IMG_7385.JPG IMG_7397.JPG IMG_7392.JPG IMG_7464.JPG IMG_7403.JPG Each method appears to produce the same "random" order if tried multiple times. This appears to be a bug in how PowerMail sel

Attachments not kept in order

t and what has not. Any way to get PowerMail to put attachments in the same order as the are in the Finder window when they are selected? Thanks. - Winston Weinmann

Fwd: Re(2): Copying HTML text

nston Weinmann PowerMail Engineering wrote: >Winston Weinmann wrote: > >>Increasingly I get HTML formatted emails that do not have a text >>version. It is very difficult to copy text from an HTML email in PowerMail. > >Yes, this is a hard to fix bug related to the use of W

Copying HTML text

select HTML text in PowerMail? Thanks. - Winston Weinmann PowerMail v.6.2 build 4666 on Mac OS 10.4.11, PowerPC

Re(2): URL display preference

The only disadvantage to opening a message in a web browser is that then it downloads images (usually). Tracking software uses the download of images to show that you have read the email, therefore your email address is valid. Also, my experience is that HTML and text versions of an email are of

Re(3): Incoming email crashes PowerMail

had to go >>to the mail server or web mail interface and delete the offending >>emails. They each had attachments, but I never figured out why they >>crashed PowerMail. >> >>Winston Weinmann wrote: >> >>>Happened again. No thoughts on why this might ha

Re: Incoming email crashes PowerMail

Happened again. No thoughts on why this might happen? - Winston Winston Weinmann wrote: >There are emails from one source (airline sale announcement) that >regularly crash PowerMail when I try to download it. Then PowerMail has >to rebuild the sort index. In order to download mail I ha

Incoming email crashes PowerMail

There are emails from one source (airline sale announcement) that regularly crash PowerMail when I try to download it. Then PowerMail has to rebuild the sort index. In order to download mail I have to use webmail to delete the message that's causing the problem, then PowerMail can proceed with d

Re: Crash after changing address book entry

I get a similar problem if trying to add a new email address to a contact when the contact has been put in the To field of a new message. Typically I get a message that says something like "A database error occurred" with options for "more info" or "cancel", neither of which work. PowerMail has

Re(2): Do Text Signatures work?

Hah! That fixed it. I'd assumed that the toolbar command only applied to the main window. Many thanks. - Winston PowerMail Engineering wrote: >Winston Weinmann wrote: > >>The buttons you show in that screen shot are not on my Text Signatures >>window. I only have the

Re(2): Do Text Signatures work?

The buttons you show in that screen shot are not on my Text Signatures window. I only have the normal round close (red), hide (yellow) and size (green) buttons at the top of the window. Bug in the PowerPC version of PowerMail? - Winston T.L.Miller wrote: >On 3/28/12, at 2:01 PM, Wins

Re(2): Do Text Signatures work?

Maybe the problem is that I don't have a "green plus" in my Text Signatures window. So no way to add any signatures. Where is it? - Winston T.L.Miller wrote: >On 3/28/12, at 6:32 AM, Winston Weinmann weinm...@mindspring.com said: > >>When I open Text Signatures

Do Text Signatures work?

When I open Text Signatures from the Setup menu I get a three field window, with the field (box) on the left outlined in blue. I cannot select anything or enter text. I can't click into the Description field or the field on the right below that. How do I set up a Text Signature? I am using Powe

CTM support AWOL again: Re(3): HTML/RTF messages have odd characters - how to avoid?

e? > >Here's what the response had: > >X-Mailer: Microsoft Office Outlook 11 > >Content-Type: multipart/alternative; > boundary="=_NextPart_000_003D_01CC8B3C.19364F30" > > >- Winston > > >Ben Kennedy wrote: > >>On 29 Nov 20

Re(2): HTML/RTF messages have odd characters - how to avoid?

had: X-Mailer: Microsoft Office Outlook 11 Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="=_NextPart_000_003D_01CC8B3C.19364F30" - Winston Ben Kennedy wrote: >On 29 Nov 2011, at 12:51 pm, Winston Weinmann wrote: > >> When I use PowerMail's "Rich Text&qu

Re: HTML/RTF messages have odd characters - how to avoid?

like this is embarrassing. Help! - Winston Winston Weinmann wrote: >When I use PowerMail's "Rich Text" HTML format for messages some people >receive the message with odd characters inserted like this: > >"Our Associate Artists are contributing their time and tal

HTML/RTF messages have odd characters - how to avoid?

When I use PowerMail's "Rich Text" HTML format for messages some people receive the message with odd characters inserted like this: "Our Associate Artists are contributing their time and talent to for Cocoa and Carols. You can help by: Â Â - donating an interesting bottle of liquor or wine Â

Re(3): Additional Comment on upgrade to PowerMail 6

ou do not need the header to print. - Winston Winston Weinmann wrote: >8. HTML messages that come in with images for the HTML page as >attachments display properly in PowerMail (i.e. PowerMail displays the >images in the right places in the message), but the images do not print >if th

Re(2): Additional Comment on upgrade to PowerMail 6

). Also, if the you open the page in a web browser the images do not display on the web browser page. - Winston Winston Weinmann wrote: >7. Links in HTML messages are sometimes clickable, sometimes not. > >- Winston > >Winston Weinmann wrote: > >>6. For HTML messages I

Re: printing email with attachment visible

Take a screen shot of the sent email window showing the attachment at the bottom. 1. Press "Command-Shift-4" 2. Pointer turns into a crosshair. Click and drag it across the section you want to copy. Will create a file called "Picture 1" on your desktop of what you dragged across. You'd then h

Re(2): Additional Comments on upgrade to PowerMail 6

Winston Weinmann wrote: >7. Links in HTML messages are sometimes clickable, sometimes not. > >- Winston > >Winston Weinmann wrote: > >>6. For HTML messages I cannot use the cursor to select text. I can >>double click on a word to select that word, or triple click an

Re(5): Fwd: Really need a way to forward HTML messages

nsolicited commment) > > Download demo versions of PowerMail and FoxTrot Search products: > <http://www.ctmdev.com> >--------- > >On Tue, 13 Sep 2011 13:24:22 -0400, Winston Weinmann > wrote: > &

Re(3): Fwd: Really need a way to forward HTML messages

ward HTML messages. - Winston Winston Weinmann wrote: >The PowerMail Discussions list did it again. When I forwarded my >original Rich Text Format message to myself, PowerMail 6 displayed it >correctly. But below is what the PowerMail Discussions turned it into. >It should read as: > >&q

Re(2): Fwd: Really need a way to forward HTML messages

The PowerMail Discussions list did it again. When I forwarded my original Rich Text Format message to myself, PowerMail 6 displayed it correctly. But below is what the PowerMail Discussions turned it into. It should read as: "OK, I've finally run into a situation where I really need to forward a

Re: Additional Comment on upgrade to PowerMail 6

7. Links in HTML messages are sometimes clickable, sometimes not. - Winston Winston Weinmann wrote: >6. For HTML messages I cannot use the cursor to select text. I can >double click on a word to select that word, or triple click and select a >line, but I can't click and drag ove

Additional Comment on upgrade to PowerMail 6

6. For HTML messages I cannot use the cursor to select text. I can double click on a word to select that word, or triple click and select a line, but I can't click and drag over HTML text to select it. This means I often have to take the extra step to either switch to text-only view, or open th

Re(2): Comments on upgrade to PowerMail 6

Just checked. Dragging a message still works properly in PowerMail 5. Doesn't work properly in PowerMail 6. So I think the evidence is that it's PM 6. If it were caused by an extension, what would I look for? - Winston PowerMail Engineering wrote: >Winston Weinmann wrote: >

Re(2): Comments on upgrade to PowerMail 6

Don't know what that would be. Finder dragging works normally. Other than SpamSieve, I don't have anything installed that interacts with PowerMail. And this happened when I upgraded to PM 6 from PM 5. - Winston PowerMail Engineering wrote: >Winston Weinmann wrote: > >>

Re(2): Comments on upgrade to PowerMail 6

play normally, etc. - Winston Michael J. Hußmann wrote: >Winston Weinmann (weinm...@mindspring.com) wrote: > >> 3. I'm on OS 10.4 on a PPC PowerBook. So effectively I'm running a >> different version of the program (PPC vs. Intel). > >I've got a G5 with 10.4

Re(2): Comments on upgrade to PowerMail 6

eled have black text in PM when highlighted. Unlabeled messages have white text when highlighted. The black text is very hard to read with the highlight. I don't think that was true in PM 5. (Can't open it to check while I've got PM 6 open.) - Winston Michael J. Hußma

Comments on upgrade to PowerMail 6

I was a late upgrader from PowerMail 5 to PowerMail 6. Here are a few impressions. 1. Great that I can now print HTML documents (without opening them in a web browser first). 2. Wish I could forward HTML documents. This really is essential these days. (Yes, I suppose I could open them in my we

Re(4): PowerMail 6 on G4 Mac running OS 10.4

t when using a dmg. Can you do the following: > >- Download to a newer system. >- Copy the app from the dmg to a folder. >- Compress the app. >- Then move the app to your laptop and de-compress. > >On 01.08.2011, at 21:18, Winston Weinmann wrote: > >>>> I paid for

Re(4): PowerMail 6 on G4 Mac running OS 10.4

copying data from one volume >to another. But not when using a dmg. Can you do the following: > >- Download to a newer system. >- Copy the app from the dmg to a folder. >- Compress the app. >- Then move the app to your laptop and de-compress. > >On 01.08.2011, at 21:18, Wins

Re(4): PowerMail 6 on G4 Mac running OS 10.4

e must be a problem with the PM 6.1 file I am downloading. Help! - Winston Winston Weinmann wrote: >Still get error message after repairing permissions. There were only a >few permissions issues, and none looked like anything PowerMail would >care about. > >I'll next try ins

Re(4): PowerMail 6 on G4 Mac running OS 10.4

nburg wrote: >I have gone back and forth between Tiger and Leopard on my PowerBook G4 >1.25 GHz. >But Leopard is simply better in the end. Just max out the RAM (that is >cheap nowadays!) and go for it! > >Op 1 aug. 2011, om 21:22 heeft Winston Weinmann het volgende geschreven: &g

Re(3): PowerMail 6 on G4 Mac running OS 10.4

Still get error message after repairing permissions. There were only a few permissions issues, and none looked like anything PowerMail would care about. I'll next try installing it from another account. - Winston Winston Weinmann wrote: >I have downloaded the PM 6 .dmg installer twice

Re(2): PowerMail 6 on G4 Mac running OS 10.4

My G4 Cube, upgraded to a 1.8 GHz processor and a much faster video card, runs 10.5, but I've kept my PowerBook on 10.4 as it puts a lighter load on the video system. Video is the only thing the PowerBook has any difficulty with. I am considering 10.5 for the PowerBook as I'd like to use Safari 5

Re(2): PowerMail 6 on G4 Mac running OS 10.4

I have downloaded the PM 6 .dmg installer twice directly to my desktop, then opened the disk image and tried to copy it from there to the applications folder. I also tried copying to my desktop, and tried copying the PM folder at the top level of the disk image. I get the error message whatever I t

PowerMail 6 on G4 Mac running OS 10.4

Can I run PowerMail 6 on a 1.5 GHz G4 PowerBook with Mac OS 10.4.11? I paid for PM 6, but can't get it to install. When I try to copy PM 6 to my Applications folder I get the message: "The alias "Resources" cannot be copied to the destination, perhaps because the destination does not support this

Re(3): Is there a (current) upgrade price from PM 5 to 6?

a 30% discount for upgrades, as mentioned here ><http://www.ctmdev.com/buy/powermail_upgrades.html> > >You may need to use this ><http://www.ctmdev.com/support/customer_service.html> >to request a coupon code if you didn't receive one. > >Cheers.Peter >

Re: Is there a (current) upgrade price from PM 5 to 6?

So I guess the answer is "no". Well, I am pretty used to the quirks and limits of PM 5 by now. Also, I would be interested in a PM/FoxTrot offer as discussed recently as a work-around for the 2 GB database limit. - Winston Winston Weinmann wrote: >I am a longtime user of PowerM

Is there a (current) upgrade price from PM 5 to 6?

I am a longtime user of PowerMail. So far I have let the upgrade promotions for owners of a previous version to PM 6 pass me by. Is there a current upgrade price for PM 5 users? Thanks. - Winston

Re: Database error - PowerMail will not open-FIXED (for now)

OK, found the option-command key startup option. Compacting the database appears to have fixed it. Fingers crossed... Maybe this will finally get me to upgrade to v.6 Thanks. - Winston Winston Weinmann wrote: > >After starting up my computer I launched PowerMail and my computer >f

Database error - PowerMail will not open, need help

After starting up my computer I launched PowerMail and my computer froze. Now when I try to open PowerMail I get the message "A database error occurred." Clicking on "More info" gets me: Class: DB; what=7; when=9 Then when I click OK PowerMail quits. I am running PowerMail 5.5.3 build 4480, Ma

Forwarding spam to SpamCop.net

Is there an easy way to forward a message with the full header first? I want to be able to forward messages to SpamCop.net when I get spam I think they could help address. Right now the only way I can figure out to do it is to switch to "Show plain text with header", then copy the message into a n

Re(2): Help! Erased account-how to avoid massive re-download?

em and delete the whole folder after downloading. >Or you use IMAP and delete them from the server. > > > >Thanks and all the best > >Matthias > > >Am/On Fri, 21 Nov 2008 17:22:01 -0500 schrieb/wrote Winston Weinmann: > >>I had two versions of the account information

Help! Erased account-how to avoid massive re-download?

I had two versions of the account information for my main email account in Mail Accounts. The older one was set up for receiving mail, the newer one for sending. Yesterday I deleted the older account and now have set the newer one to check for mail. Now PowerMail wants to re-download all previousl

Re(2): Turn off mistaken address autocomplete?

Addresses saved by PM but not by the user show up with the "@" sign in the Recipients list. I don't know how to manually delete them or how to adjust the time that they are kept. However, I think there is already some mechanism for clearing out the "@" addresses which are automatically stored, bec

Re(2): Turn off mistaken address autocomplete?

Rene - Could you please clarify what you mean by "it doesn't remain anymore for all the next mails"? Does anyone know a workaround, such as creating a fake domain for PM to use or an outgoing mail filter? Thanks. - Winston Rene Merz wrote: >Yes, of course, it is a feature and it does-it to m

Turn off mistaken address autocomplete?

If I click from the Recipients window in to the message window PowerMail autocompletes addresses using my email address' domain. This causes me to occasionally send emails to unintended recipients. The autocompleted format is "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" For example, if I have "John Adams" in my address bo

Re(2): Gmail

I followed both of Matthias' suggestions. I have even set up another Gmail account. I can send email via Gmail from PowerMail, but when I check mail nothing comes in. POP mail is on for both Gmail accounts, Gmail POP worked using Apple Mail on another computer. And as I noted earlier, PowerMail on

Re(2): Gmail

the STARTTLS command > >works as long as you have POP enabled in your gmail account. > >I never tried IMAP. > >all the best >Matthias > >Am/On Wed, 9 Jul 2008 00:03:15 -0400 schrieb/wrote Winston Weinmann: > >>My Gmail works for sending mail, but not for POP receivi

Re(3): Gmail

When I set up my gmail account on another computer using Apple Mail 3.3 I can download mail. But I can't get it to work in PowerMail. - Winston Winston Weinmann wrote: >Port 587 is used for sending. I can send mail without a problem. Port >995 is used for receiving. > >My se

Re(2): Gmail

My Gmail works for sending mail, but not for POP receiving. I have toggled POP on and off in my Gmail settings, and even tried setting up another PowerMail account. Nor can I get IMAP to work. I am using the same settings Angelica listed. Any suggestions on how to get Gmail working with PowerMail?

Re(2): Newbie Has Questions-ordering folders

My more frequently used folders start with numbers. This puts them at the top of the folders list and makes it easy to group folders together. I use decimal numbers as PowerMail has a problem with integers (1, 10, 100, come before anything which starts with 2, anything starting with 2 before anyth

Re: PowerMail 5.6.3 not OS 10.3.9 compatible

Does CTM plan a fix? I am mostly on 10.4 or 10.5, but it is possible in an emergency I might need to use a 10.3.9 Mac. I am still at PM 5.5.3. Should I not upgrade? Thanks. - Winston PowerMail Engineering wrote: > >PowerMail 5.6.3 was supposed to be 10.3.9 compatible, but in fact it >seems not:

Re(2): Time Machine and Powermail

My understanding is that Apple is encouraging software developers to find ways to break changes to large databases into smaller chunks. There is an inherent problem with backing up large files which have incremental changes. In order to have a backup you do have to copy the entire file. The questi

Re(2): Powermail support (Was: Re: Exporting from PowerMail - all mail is Unread)

re. <http://c-command.com/spamsieve/support> Noting bugs, known issues, and workarounds for users is not unprecedented. Regards, - Winston Mikael Byström wrote: >Winston Weinmann suggested: > >>That is a great idea, and one CTM should have both on its site and in a >>Rea

Re(2): Powermail support (Was: Re: Exporting from PowerMail - all mail is Unread)

Mikael Byström wrote: >We on this list are not employed by you, which seems to be the common >feature for most of the situations you list where you have found this >approach productive. The point is not about my trying to influence the discussion list, but about trying to influence CTM. CTM is "emp

Re(2): Powermail support (Was: Re: Exporting from PowerMail - all mail is Unread)

That is a great idea, and one CTM should have both on its site and in a Read Me with the installer. - Winston Mikael Byström wrote: >I'd prefer if we had a bug list or something and could point to that.

Re(2): Powermail support (Was: Re: Exporting from PowerMail - all mail is Unread)

Mikael - I am not sure I fully understand your comments. If I did not support CTM I would not bother to give an opinion on features. I'd just go elsewhere. In particular, I have focussed on behavior which in any other software would be considered "beta" level. or worse. Having great features does

Re(2): Exporting from PowerMail - all mail is Unread

Many thanks for the clarification. - Winston PowerMail Engineering wrote: >Winston Weinmann wrote: > >>Thank you for your work around. I will admit, however, that I do not >>fully follow the method for changes using Text Wrangler. What do these mean: >>>Search For:

Re(2): Powermail support (Was: Re: Exporting from PowerMail - all mail is Unread)

l rocks >comparing to others and it was the most stable mailclient in my tests. >So what do you want from Jérôme, to write on the list something like mea >culpa, I'm sorry I wrote such a bad software? >Come on grow up! >Matthias > >Am/On Fri, 21 Sep 2007 10:42:03 -0400

Re(2): Exporting from PowerMail - all mail is Unread

port Read/Unread status for Mail? What about the other formats? (Eudora, Unix, Tab Text, etc.) Why doesn't PowerMail export Read/Unread status for these? Thanks. - Winston Weinmann PowerMail Engineering wrote: >Winston Weinmann wrote: > >>In every case PowerMail had this f

Re(2): Powermail support (Was: Re: Exporting from PowerMail - all mail is Unread)

affect other users. Regards, - Winston Matthias Schmidt wrote: >Bernd, > >Am/On Fri, 21 Sep 2007 08:07:57 +0200 schrieb/wrote Bernd Fröhlich: > >>Winston Weinmann schrieb: >>> While I love PowerMail, it has some bugs in it that are like beta level >>> soft

Re(3): Exporting from PowerMail - all mail is Unread

Steve - Also, near as I can tell, PowerMail exports no flag for Sent or Draft mail. So there is no way to tell them apart in an export. This could be a problem for people who use draft messages as notes. Would using Emailchemy solve your problem? - Winston Winston Weinmann wrote: >St

Re(2): Exporting from PowerMail - all mail is Unread

Steve - I tried my suggestion to export test files using the various export formats PowerMail supports. I tried Eudora, Mail, Unix, PowerMail Exchange, Tab Text and Tab Text UTF8. I had one Read message and one Unread message in each export. In every case PowerMail had this for both messages:

Re(2): Exporting from PowerMail - all mail is Unread

Different mail programs also have different ways of storing messages and other data. How information is stored is not an excuse for not being able to export some of the data. An export function should be able to export all the data connected with a message. Read/Unread flags are part of this data.

Re(2): Bad aftersales Service

Thanks for that suggestion of a term for messages not of use to the recipient, but of use to someone on the mailing list. I'd not seen that before. A much better term than "spam". I apologize to anyone who took offense at my use of the term "spam" (in quotes) in reference to messages from the Power

Re(2): Bad aftersales Service

My apologies for using the word "spam" if that offended you. I have tried to explain that in another post, as has Bruce Barrett. You argue that I should search the archive, then go to the mailing list for answers. This is more efficient than a forum? I have only submitted questions to CTM which d

Re(2): Forthcoming with support ( re: calling things spam)

gt;As Matthias Schmidt wrote... >> >>>Mr. Weinmann, >>> >>>calling this list a source of spam is a serious offense to all list members. >>>If you can't read the users manual nor search the archive, with all >>>respect, go somewhere else. >>

Re(2): Forthcoming with support

ovides feedback to CTM. If you had a request of them, would you not post it here? - Winston Cotty wrote: >On 13/7/07, Winston Weinmann, discombobulated, unleashed: > >>With all due respect, my experience is that CTM never answers help >>requests. I could copy them here, whi

Re: Forthcoming with support

With all due respect, my experience is that CTM never answers help requests. I could copy them here, which would be tedious, but I assure you they have all been polite. The reason I find CTM's lack of support particularly disturbing is that they have stated on their web site that they will get bac

Re: Forthcoming with support

With all due respect, my experience is that CTM never answers help requests. I could copy my past questions here, but that would be tedious. I assure you they have all been polite. The reason I find CTM's lack of support particularly disturbing is that they have stated on their web site that they

Re(2): Problem with Printing

No, this is a bug/flaw in PowerMail. The mailing list recently had a LONG discussion about this. In my experience (OS 10.3.9/10.4.9 on a G3 600Mhz iBook, PowerMail 5.5.3) HTML mail also prints only a header with a box around the perimeter of the page. There is no text. Workarounds are to: - use th

Re(2): the list vs the user base (was"Re: bug or feature ?")

Not necessarily. See the Dealmac forum: - Winston Matthias Schmidt wrote: >Forums are slow and have all that blinky pinky stuff. >It is inconvenient it just s*cks. >I definitely prefer a mailing list. >But we have also an achive: >

Re(2): Applescript not triggering, WAS Attachment link failing

Wayne - That's why I wondered if AppleScript and PowerMail were operating independently. - Winston Wayne Brissette wrote: >>Wayne; >> >>Thanks for the illumination. Can you then hazard a guess as to why my >>Tagging script (well, not 'mine' but used by me) fails if filters >>further down the

Re: the list vs the user base (was"Re: bug or feature ?")

This is a mailing list which broadcasts to all members, whether the topic is of interest or not. The list discourages some people from joining simply to avoid one more thing clogging their in box. I joined for a time last year, then abandoned the list for that reason. I may leave it again for the s

Re(2): Applescript not triggering, WAS Attachment link failing

While I am not an AppleScript expert by any means, I have a couple of thoughts. 1. AppleScript runs as a program in OS X (or as part of OS X). It is not part of PowerMail. So once PM activates a script, PM and the script run independently, and at the same time. PowerMail would run faster on itself

Re(2): Applescript not triggering, WAS Attachment link failing

Rick - Please let us know if this script works. chesirekat - Thanks! - Winston cheshirekat wrote: >On Mon, Apr 23, 20079:56 AM, the following words from Rick Lecoat >[EMAIL PROTECTED], emerged from a plethora of SPAM ... > >>I have an apple script (not written by me -- I have no skills in th

Re(2): bug or feature ?

Michael Lewis wrote: >I provided what I do the few times I need >to print HTML mail, and this is all I get back? Michael, I am sorry you feel that way. I said in an earlier message that I appreciated your input on what works for you, and thanked you for the comment on CTM not discussing future

Re(2): bug or feature ?

Someone said CTM added HTML viewing by customer request. If so many people wanted HTML viewing, then it makes sense that they might want printing too. CTM implemented printing of HTML documents, but it does not work properly. Do we laud CTM for putting in flawed printing features, or wonder why th

Re(3): bug or feature ?

Rick - Thanks for your words of support. While I do find the printing problem annoying, I am surprised that people who like PowerMail don't think that a significant flaw (bug) in the program, which minimally affects them, is important. Significant flaws hurt sales of software. Existing users sho

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