When running under 8.6, does the HTML viewer even work? I have my
Powerbook 1400 set up with two boot partitions, one for 8.6 and one for
9.1. I _think_ I recall that when I first tried Powermail under 8.6, the
HTML viewer wouldn't work (or maybe it didn't work right). I copied the
HTMLRenderin
Okay, ready for this? I had to go to "Setup Accounts" and select my
default signature there. When I selected "Random Text Signature" as my
"default" signature under "Accounts", I got the signature line where I
wanted it, when this reply was initially created.
Go figure.
However, with that config
this is interesting. I know it worked when I wrote it because thus I had
written it just after doing it. I had been surprised myself, and thus I
am sure it had worked. now I can't re-create it so maybe it just had been
one of these odd circumstances which made it appear as if that was going
on whe
There was a time (Sat, Aug 9, 2003 at 12:59 PM)
when Don said this thing:
>I am using Mac OS 9.1 -
>
>In this reply (which I used for testing):
>
>When I first start a reply, and have the preference for default location
>of the signature set to 'Before quoted text', that's where my default
>sig
I am using Mac OS 9.1 -
In this reply (which I used for testing):
When I first start a reply, and have the preference for default location
of the signature set to 'Before quoted text', that's where my default
signature goes.
If, while in the body of my reply, I choose a different signature, it
I wonder if your old(er) system is causing the problem -8.6 has been a
little while since - last I used 8.6 something like 4 years ago or even
more (?). Though why that would cause you having problems with the
insertion of signature is above my logic and knowledge.
---marlyse
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On 8/8/03 7:32 PM Ben Kennedy wrote:
>(Or, delete the message altogether without reading it since HTML in e-
>mail is a bloody annoying scourge and a waste of your time)
I agree that it's always a scourge, and it's a waste of time in 99% of
cases. But there are exceptions. Unfortunately, some e-
Marlyse Comte expounded:
>here it works correctly. if I have insertion point set to be before
>quoted messages, my signature shows also before the quoted text.
>
>also, if I move the cursor in a message some lines up or down and then
>select a signature from the popup at the bottom of the windo
here it works correctly. if I have insertion point set to be before
quoted messages, my signature shows also before the quoted text.
also, if I move the cursor in a message some lines up or down and then
select a signature from the popup at the bottom of the window, the
signature shows up exactly
don't set PM to automatically render html - exactly for this reason. if
you want to see the message rendered, you can click onto the little globe
at the bottom to be taken to your preferred web browser or select 'render
html' from the little popup menu (also at the bottom of an html message).
thus
Workaround on displaying/headers
I use my web browser (Safari, Mac OSX 10.2.6) to go into webmail on my
ISP and look in my mailbox. I then "select all" messages. Then I
unselect the ones I want to keep and click on delete. No spam ever gets
downloaded, and I can view the messages from within t
Ben Kennedy on 8/8/03 said
>On 09 8 2003 at 7:18 pm -0400, Nick Quinn's list address wrote:
>
>>But if you "open" or render the html, PM will resolve the urls. That is a
>>privacy problem: it can inform a remote server that the mail has arrived
>>and an attempt to spam is successful!
>
>Good poin
On 09 8 2003 at 7:18 pm -0400, Nick Quinn's list address wrote:
>But if you "open" or render the html, PM will resolve the urls. That is a
>privacy problem: it can inform a remote server that the mail has arrived
>and an attempt to spam is successful!
Good point.
So, disable the "download exter
Ben,
Thus spoke Ben Kennedy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Friday, 8 August 2003 at 7:12
AM +1000:
>Unlike Microsoft products, PM won't arbitrarily start executing
>attachments or javascript code or anything simply by displaying an e-mail
>message.
But if you "open" or render the html, PM will resolve
The Internet Deity HaTMooL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[cut]
> Nope. I can tell PM I want to reply at the top of the message, but it
> will still insert the signature at the end. :-/
Well it works for me. Have you set Preferences/Replying/Move Insertion
point by default and added a Default signa
The Internet Deity HaTMooL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Howdy folks! I'm giving PM a try and there are three things I'm having
> trouble with and, yes, I've noticed the user manual and FAQ don't tell
> you diddly:
>
> 1) How do you set the priority on a message?>
Do you mean priority labels in t
The Internet Deity HaTMooL sez:
>I have no clue what you just said; RFC? PM doesn't recognize the
>"Priority" header?
The Priority header does not officially exist. Different email clients
use "priority" in different ways so there are no guarantees the person
you're sending it to will get a prio
The Internet Deity HaTMooL [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Friday, August 08,
2003 stated:
>I have no clue what you just said; RFC? PM doesn't recognize the
>"Priority" header?
No. What Ben said was in the Internet mail specification (RFC). There is
an option in the specification to use what are called X H
Oh and, by the way, thanks for you prompt reply!
Ben Kennedy expounded:
>On 08 8 2003 at 5:02 pm -0400, The Internet Deity HaTMooL wrote:
>
>>1) How do you set the priority on a message?
>
>No, because there is no such thing as priority in the mail RFC. Somebody
>else can expound on this howeve
Ben Kennedy expounded:
>On 08 8 2003 at 5:02 pm -0400, The Internet Deity HaTMooL wrote:
>
>>1) How do you set the priority on a message?
>
>No, because there is no such thing as priority in the mail RFC. Somebody
>else can expound on this however.
>
I have no clue what you just said; RFC? PM
On 08 8 2003 at 5:02 pm -0400, The Internet Deity HaTMooL wrote:
>1) How do you set the priority on a message?
No, because there is no such thing as priority in the mail RFC. Somebody
else can expound on this however.
>2) No matter how I set preferences or use the insertion point, signatures
>
Howdy folks! I'm giving PM a try and there are three things I'm having
trouble with and, yes, I've noticed the user manual and FAQ don't tell
you diddly:
1) How do you set the priority on a message?
2) No matter how I set preferences or use the insertion point, signatures
appear at the END of th
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