Re: PowerMail crashes in WebCore while rebuilding search index

uild your index, then re-enable HTML indexing for new messages. You can also export some folders to the PowerMail Exchange format, then re-import them, to re-index their HTML parts, with the hope that the offending message is not part of these folders. Jérôme - CTM En

Re: addresses not sticking in group

Thomas L. Miller at t...@tlmiller.net said on Tue, 31 Jul 2018 08:52:37 -0400 >(Wishing that PM were still being developed.) Me too. Is there going to be a 64bit version? Cheers -- Derry

Re: addresses not sticking in group

I would try that, too. In the last few years, the only problem I have is that some of the filters no longer act as they should, and I haven’t taken the time to trouble shoot the problem. Tom Miller 10.12.6 and PM 6.2.1 (Wishing that PM were still being developed.) On Jul 27, 2018, at 9:02

Re: addresses not sticking in group

That might >>give you a clue as to where the problem lies. >> >>If a new group is successful, you might then try adding all of the >>addresses from the old group into the new one. >> >>If the new group fails, try deleting and re-inserting the two addresses. &

Re: addresses not sticking in group

: >Hi Anna, > >Have you tried placing these two addresses in a new group. That might >give you a clue as to where the problem lies. > >If a new group is successful, you might then try adding all of the >addresses from the old group into the new one. > >If the new group

Re: addresses not sticking in group

Hi Anna, Have you tried placing these two addresses in a new group. That might give you a clue as to where the problem lies. If a new group is successful, you might then try adding all of the addresses from the old group into the new one. If the new group fails, try deleting and re-inserting

Re: PowerMail not emptying trash at quit

Winston Weinmann wrote: >My PowerMail is set to delete messages in the trash which are "there for >60 days" when the program quits. It has stopped doing this. No idea why this could have suddenly stopped working. Since how many time are your oldest messages there? Does this coincide with

Re: High Sierra compatibility - Attachment links break when the underlying file is moved

So far, those problems you mention are not in functions I use. I have not switched to High Sierra, and don’t plan to for a while. If it comes to it, I may just keep a Mac running Sierra for a few more years in order to keep PowerMail working properly. Tom Miller On Jan 4, 2018, at 10:18

Re: High Sierra compatibility - shortcut cmd-del missing

Karsten Liere wrote: >I'm running the latest public beta of High Sierra >the command cmd-delete for moving messages into the trash is noc longer >working. We have reported this bug to Apple. However, Apple has announced that macOS 10.13 is the "last macOS release to support 32-bit apps without

Re: High Sierra compatibility - shortcut cmd-del missing

On Mon, 11 Sep 2017 11:28:41 +0200, PowerMail Engineering (jer...@ctmdev.com) wrote: >Karsten Liere wrote: > >>I'm running the latest public beta of High Sierra >>the command cmd-delete for moving messages into the trash is noc longer >working. > >Thanks for the report, we didn't notice this.

Re: Direct link from Photos to PowerMail?

I haven't found a direct way, but what I just discovered helps a little. Right click on a photo and select Edit with:Preview. The pic will open with Preview. From Preview click the icon next to the image name in the title bar and drag it to PowerMail in the Dock and it'll create a new email. Or

Re: High Sierra compatibility - shortcut cmd-del missing

Karsten Liere wrote: >I'm running the latest public beta of High Sierra >the command cmd-delete for moving messages into the trash is noc longer >working. Thanks for the report, we didn't notice this. We'll take a look at it. Jérôme - CTM Engineering

Re: Change "Attachment" default folder from Documents folder?

It also does that for me, but the side bar to that Documents window also includes Desktop, Drop Box, iCloud Drive, Applications, etc., etc. I can choose the attachment from any of those. Tom Miller On Aug 16, 2017, at 11:36 PM, Winston Weinmann wrote: Whenever I

Re: Change "Attachment" default folder from Documents folder?

Hi Winston, I don't see anything obvious. I always just drag the file to be attached into the body of the email - I never use the paperclip icon or the File menu. Nice to hear that there are still other PM users out there! Jim >Whenever I click the Attachment paperclip PowerMail opens a

Re: powermail-discuss Digest #3156 - 01/01/17

Judith Beiss wrote: >This message is totally unreadable. What do you suggest? Sorry, this is an issue with our list server, when dealing with unicode-encoded messages for users subscribed in digest mode. And my message was sent in unicode because of an ellipsis character... Here was my

Re: powermail-discuss Digest #3156 - 01/01/17

This message is totally unreadable. What do you suggest? Judith Beiss PowerMail 6.2.1.build >powermail-discuss Digest #3156 - Sunday, January 1, 2017 > > Re: Filtering an incoming message based on Header info (X-Mailer info) > by "PowerMail Engineering&qu

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 Weinmann wrote: >

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

Winston Weinmann wrote: >Specifically, I'd like to filter based on whether the X-Mailer line in >the Header is iPhone or PowerMail: >X-Mailer: iPhone > or >X-Mailer: CTM PowerMail > >I've tried using "Any Field" with "contains" and "Other Field..." with >"Header", and neither works to

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: >On 4/9/16, at 6:06 PM,

Re: Problems setting up PowerMail in OS 10.11

On 4/9/16, at 6:06 PM, Winston Weinmann weinm...@mindspring.com said: >After I got the PMKey in place, I put the Gmail settings back in. First >attempt to connect gave me a message that I needed an application >specific password from Gmail. I had not seen this on previous attempts. >I got one,

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

> >> On Apr 9, 2016, at 11:17 PM, Winston Weinmann ><weinm...@mindspring.com> wrote: >> >> Having these problems with setting up PowerMail in Mac OS 10.11: >> >> 1. PowerMail does not hold onto my registration. Every time it re- >opens it's in trial mode a

Re: Problems setting up PowerMail in OS 10.11

ng up PowerMail in Mac OS 10.11: > > 1. PowerMail does not hold onto my registration. Every time it re-opens it's > in trial mode and I have to re-enter the registration code. > > 2. I cannot get PowerMail to connect to Gmail. I have tried using Gmail's > one-time application pa

Re: Switching to IMAP from POP

On 3/30/16, at 2:17 PM, Winston Weinmann weinm...@mindspring.com said: >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. My Gmail

Re: Powermail slow after security update

>>>A single short message takes minutes to retrieve, and PowerMail >>>beachballs and is unusable during that time. >> >>You can take a sample of the PowerMail process using Activity Monitor >>(while it is unresponsive), and send it to me. If you are using >>SpamSieve, you can also sample it if it

Re(2): Powermail slow after security update

I'm having no problems after applying the 10.11.3 Combo update. I'm not using SpamSieve though. This is on a 2012 quad-i7 Mini with lots of memory C. A. Niemiec wrote: > A single short message takes minutes to retrieve, and PowerMail beachballs and is unusable

Re: Powermail slow after security update

PowerMail Engineering (27/1/16, 14:02) said: >>A single short message takes minutes to retrieve, and PowerMail >>beachballs and is unusable during that time. > >You can take a sample of the PowerMail process using Activity Monitor >(while it is unresponsive), and send it to me. If you are using

Re: Powermail slow after security update

Jeremy Hughes wrote: >A single short message takes minutes to retrieve, and PowerMail >beachballs and is unusable during that time. You can take a sample of the PowerMail process using Activity Monitor (while it is unresponsive), and send it to me. If you are using SpamSieve, you can also

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

Re: "Error when fetching message"

Okay, what is the best way of deleting iCloud IMAP messages that won't cause PM to freeze from "Invalid message number?" Is there a way im PM to delete? In the past I have deleted the IMAP messages using Mail or by going to iCloud.com and deleting using Safari. Tom Miller On 8/3/15, at

Re: El Capitan?

Hello, We are indeed running PowerMail on El Capitan. Regards, jean michel/ctm qa > On Oct 1, 2015, at 11:17 PM, RockLily wrote: > > so will PM run ok on the new OS? > > > Jo > > * - * - * - * - * - * - * - * - * - * - * > > He's alive, Jim. Should I blast him

Re: El Capitan?

Long long ago (or possibly at 2:49 PM on 10/1/15), in a galaxy far far away, CTM, of ctm-feedb...@ctmdev.com bespoketh thus: >We are indeed running PowerMail on El Capitan. thank you! Jo ?? ? ?? ? ?? ? ?? ? ?? ? ?? ? ?? ? The most valuable function performed by the federal government is

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

feel I have to express my gratitude to you for an excellent product. The amount of information I (re-)discover mostly by serendipity using FoxTrot Professional is worth just as much as the ability to pull any document I have a vague and incomplete memory about it. FoxTrot

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

to you for an excellent product. The amount of information I (re-)discover mostly by serendipity using FoxTrot Professional is worth just as much as the ability to pull any document I have a vague and incomplete memory about it. FoxTrot Professional Search user comment

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

John Maylone wrote: This is clearly not the issue. It asks for her admin password every time she opens PowerMail. The computer is hers alone, no user account switching is involved. Does she accept to type the password, or not? If not, she will be prompted every time. If yes, then she should

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

The password has been typed in any number of times, Disk Utility and Disk Warrior were just run, as well as a Drive Genius defrag. All with no change in the situation. Thanks, John On Aug 5, 2015, at 12:05 AM, PowerMail Engineering jer...@ctmdev.com wrote: John Maylone wrote:

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

John Maylone wrote: My wife is a PowerMail user. Every time she opens her PowerMail, she gets this message: PowerMail wants to make changes. Type your password to allow this.” Does anyone know what it is and how to make it stop? I think this happens when backuping the registration file

Re: Underlining does not work

Winston Weinmann wrote: 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. I can't reproduce the problem; which font are you using (either in the display preference for rich text, or in the format

Fwd: Re(2): Underlining does not work

Using Palatino Regular (I think). I use Palatino often with Word, and it does not have any problems. I have Palatino set in PreferencesDisplayRich Text. I normally don't change the font from the Format menu, other than to make the font larger. It's set for 12 in Preferences, but normally comes

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 when a message is sent or

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

This is clearly not the issue. It asks for her admin password every time she opens PowerMail. The computer is hers alone, no user account switching is involved. Thanks for the response. John On Aug 4, 2015, at 2:27 AM, PowerMail Engineering jer...@ctmdev.com wrote: John Maylone

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

), then delete any login entries that relate to your wife's email account (pop.gmail.com and smtp.gmail.com, for example, if she has a gmail account). The login keychain should be at the top of the list of keychains in Keychain. Then restart PowerMail. You may have to re-enter login info

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

in Keychain. Then restart PowerMail. You may have to re-enter login info via the SetupMail Accounts... menu. If you want to be really thorough, delete her email account via SetupMail Accounts... in PowerMail before removing the Keychain login entries, then re-set up the account(s) in PowerMail

Re: Magic - wasThe end???? was: I did it again -- what a dummy!

T.L. Miller wrote: Anyway, a copy my PowerMail folder from back then was in the partition. ... I don't think I have lost a single sent or received message. THIS MAKES NO SENSE TO ME! Sure am grateful, however! You have certainly switched to this database, on the alternate partition, when

Re: The end???? was: I did it again -- what a dummy!

Well, copying over the 4 .old” files the the other drives after removing the .old didn't help. I think that when I restarted my iMac after cloning and saw the problem, I had PM First Aid also compact the database. I restarted from a clone, saw the same problem and may have compacted that too

Re: The end???? was: I did it again -- what a dummy!

Thomas L. Miller wrote: I saved an unsent message, quit PowerMail and cloned my iMac’s hard drive to two external hard drives — nothing unusual, I do every week. I restarted from the internal drive, and after PM started, I saw that except for some very recent messages, I was missing all the

Re: The end???? was: I did it again -- what a dummy!

Jérôme, thanks for the response. I tried a shortcut of what you recommended at the bottom (I have two other copies of the entire PM folder on the other drives). I put an “X” in front of the file names of the 4 (current) items and removed “.old” from the other 4. That didn’t help, but I think

Re: Forwarding a mail with full header and attachments

Hello Jerome OK, the Redirect option in Power Mail's menu bar sounds to me most likely to do what Apple wants. I'll try that. But is there a way to check whether the full header and attachments were mailed with it or not? Yes, redirect will send the message to the new recipient as it it was the

Re: Forwarding a mail with full header and attachments

Frank Mitchell wrote: OK, the Redirect option in Power Mail's menu bar sounds to me most likely to do what Apple wants. I'll try that. But is there a way to check whether the full header and attachments were mailed with it or not? Yes, redirect will send the message to the new recipient as it

Re: powermail-discuss Digest #3135 - 07/04/15

header and attachments by Frank Mitchell fmitc...@amug.org Re: Forwarding a mail with full header and attachments by Richard Hart richard.h...@waywewill.com Re: Forwarding a mail with full header and attachments by Frank Mitchell fmitc...@amug.org Re: Forwarding

Re: Forwarding a mail with full header and attachments

Apple’s complete phishing/spam/fraud page is at https://www.apple.com/legal/more-resources/phishing/. It contains all the email addresses. You don’t need to take any special measures to include headers. They simply will be forwarded too. RH On Jul 03, 15, at 10:59 AM, Frank Mitchell

Re: Forwarding a mail with full header and attachments

Hello Richard Apple's complete phishing/spam/fraud page is at https://www.apple.com/ legal/more-resources/phishing/. It contains all the email addresses. Thanks for the response, Richard. I did have the above URL and the site says... Forwarding the message with complete header information

Re: I did it again -- what a dummy!

Peter, thanks, but I find it difficult to believe that clicking on a PowerMail message that has been found with Spotlight or the Find function (Command F) would totally disrupt PowerMail. However it does seem to do that. Tom Miller On 7/1/15, at 11:28 AM, Peter Lovell plov...@mac.com said:

Re: I did it again -- what a dummy!

Hi Tom, when you have this issue, it might be good to go to File - Database ... - Switch User Environment. This will start out at the currently chosen one - so at least you know which one is selected. You can then navigate back to your preferred one. Cheers.Peter On Tue, Jun 30, 2015,

Re(2): Fwd: HTML printing

Jérôme, I'm printing directly from Powermail. DDV This is how French text looks in the html mail message and in plain text: je suis désolé, ça n'a pas marché avec la chambre à laquelle je pensais. This is how the mail looks when printed and when viewed in web browser: je suis désolé,

Re: Fwd: HTML printing

DDV wrote: This is how French text looks in the html mail message and in plain text: je suis désolé, ça n'a pas marché avec la chambre à laquelle je pensais. This is how the mail looks when printed and when viewed in web browser: je suis désolé, ça n'a pas marché avec la chambre à laquelle

Re: View message in web browser

T.L. Miller at t...@tlmiller.net said on Tue, 12 May 2015 14:31:46 -0400 On 5/3/15, at 6:50 PM, Peter Lovell plov...@mac.com said: I suspect that there might be something amiss with your Safari preferences. I'm not sure but that's where I would start looking as there hasn't been any substantive

Re: View message in web browser

On 5/13/15, at 9:59 AM, Derry Thompson de...@gloderworks.com said: T.L. Miller at t...@tlmiller.net said on Tue, 12 May 2015 14:31:46 -0400 On 5/3/15, at 6:50 PM, Peter Lovell plov...@mac.com said: I suspect that there might be something amiss with your Safari preferences. I'm not sure but

Re: View message in web browser

On 5/3/15, at 6:50 PM, Peter Lovell plov...@mac.com said: I suspect that there might be something amiss with your Safari preferences. I'm not sure but that's where I would start looking as there hasn't been any substantive change recently in PM to explain what you now see. Unfortunately Safari no

Re: SpamSieve or spam download problem

Anna Silliman wrote: I'm guessing that it doesn't matter to me not to have HTML indexing? Anything with no text is probably Spam anyway. So this sounds like a perfectly fine solution. Some messages have an HTML version, and a plain text version for email clients that can't display HTML; some

Re: SpamSieve or spam download problem

Anna Silliman wrote: You are right, it's not SpamSieve. I disabled spam filtering and the problem still occurs. I took a look at the sample you sent me, and the hang occurs when indexing the HTML part of the blank message. The hang itself is inside WebKit, that is used by the API PowerMail

Re: SpamSieve or spam download problem

Thanks for your prompt response! I've changed that setting, but it will be a day or two before I can tell for sure that the problem is gone. I'm guessing that it doesn't matter to me not to have HTML indexing? Anything with no text is probably Spam anyway. So this sounds like a perfectly fine

Re: SpamSieve or spam download problem

the blank messages manually from the ISP website, though, then the rest of the email downloads via PM/SS just fine. Do you think I should try re-setting the corpus? I am a little scared to do this as I've never tinkered much with SS. I did clear the History which was fine but didn't solve

Re: SpamSieve or spam download problem

that has even one of these on the server. When I delete the blank messages manually from the ISP website, though, then the rest of the email downloads via PM/SS just fine. Do you think I should try re-setting the corpus? I am a little scared to do this as I've never tinkered much with SS. I did

Re: SpamSieve or spam download problem

I should try re-setting the corpus? I am a little scared to do this as I've never tinkered much with SS. I did clear the History which was fine but didn't solve the problem. Hi Anna, I don't think this is related to SpamSieve because it doesn't have any interaction with the mail server

Re: View message in web browser

T.L. Miller wrote: I have repaired permissions twice with Disk Utility and also run Disk Warrior, and Top Sites still comes up in Safari. I don't know if the problem is in PM or Safari. It's only an irritation, not a show-stopper. What happens when you double-click an .html file from the

Re(2): View message in web browser

On Sun, May 3, 2015, T.L. Miller t...@tlmiller.net wrote: On 4/27/15, at 10:00 AM, PowerMail Engineering jer...@ctmdev.com said: T.L. Miller wrote: Lately, when I choose to view a message in my web browser, Safari gives me Top Sites instead of the message. I can't figure out how to get it to

Re: View message in web browser

On 4/27/15, at 10:00 AM, PowerMail Engineering jer...@ctmdev.com said: T.L. Miller wrote: Lately, when I choose to view a message in my web browser, Safari gives me Top Sites instead of the message. I can't figure out how to get it to perform as it used to. Strange; have you tried to repair

Re: View message in web browser

T.L. Miller wrote: Lately, when I choose to view a message in my web browser, Safari gives me Top Sites instead of the message. I can't figure out how to get it to perform as it used to. Strange; have you tried to repair your disk permissions? Jérôme - CTM Engineering

Re(2): Spotlight can it be a problem?

Hi Jerome, Oh, if you opened a message found by Spotlight then yes, this could make FoxTrot switch to the user environment to which this message belongs. Any chance of having the database name appear in the title bar in the PowerMail Window or somehwere? Instead of Mail Browser: In Tray I'd

Re: Spotlight can it be a problem?

the clone back to my iMac. Too much of a hurry, and my 2014 taxes that I already had filed got deleted -- will have to re-create, I guess. What a dummy All I can figure is that Spotlight caused the problem. Maybe I contributed to the problem by keeping almost everything related to PM

Re: Spotlight can it be a problem?

I wrote: I don't know what you mean by running Spotlight (Spotlight always indexes your files in the background), but it should not interfere with PowerMail. Oh, if you opened a message found by Spotlight then yes, this could make FoxTrot switch to the user environment to which this message

Re: Spotlight can it be a problem?

T.L. Miller wrote: I suspect running Spotlight has really messed up my PowerMail database. All was normal, but after I ran Spotlight tonight, it looks like a couple years of messages and folders have disappeared. Other messages from past years appear as unread. I do have a back-up from Sunday,

Re: Spotlight can it be a problem?

On 4/16/15, at 9:23 PM, T.L. Miller t...@tlmiller.net said: I suspect running Spotlight has really messed up my PowerMail database. All was normal, but after I ran Spotlight tonight, it looks like a couple years of messages and folders have disappeared. Other messages from past years appear as

Re: Spotlight can it be a problem?

but somehow got to that specific folder. Of course the clone would download messages it hadn't downloaded before, but moving them from the In Tray to a folder without help from me is very, very odd. Seems to me I've seen some other oddities in the past. Re-naming the messed up PowerMail folder

Re: PM consistently hangs with POP/Yosemite

That seems to have fixed it. It just loaded 68 messages from the last few days with no problems at all. Thanks! Bob PowerMail Engineering mailto:jer...@ctmdev.com April 8, 2015 at 1:19 AM The sample logs you sent me show that the hang occurs when trying to call SpamSieve to evaluate if

Re: PM consistently hangs with POP/Yosemite

Bob Parks wrote: Several times a day, PM hangs up while downloading a message. PM becomes totally non responsive and has to be force quit. It seems like the same message is hanging it up every time, but its hard to tell. The sample logs you sent me show that the hang occurs when trying to

Re: PM consistently hangs with POP/Yosemite

Bob Parks wrote: I did grab several samples if anyone wants to see them. CPU use is a small fraction of a percent. Yes please, you can send me the samples in a private email. Kind regards Jérôme - CTM Engineering - I

Re: PM consistently hangs with POP/Yosemite

On 4/5/15, at 12:29 PM, Bob Parks b...@kidsource.com said: I just upgraded the computer to a new iMac running 10.10.2 Yosemite. I upgraded Powermail to the most recent version (6.2.1). Several times a day, PM hangs up while downloading a message. PM becomes totally non responsive and has to be

Re(2): PM consistently hangs with POP/Yosemite

Hi Bob, that's possible but not common. Most people who have two computers set up on a POP account have preferences set so that all mail goes to both. So if computer A downloads first, the items will show as read when B looks at them, but B will still download them. Otherwise you have two

Re: PM consistently hangs with POP/Yosemite

Hi Bob, I have been using PM for many years and have occasionally had a problem of the type you describe. Not many, but more than a single one. In my experience, it has been related to a very large (i.e. huge) message when I have HTML set as default. The underlying issue is that PM's rendering

Re(2): PM consistently hangs with POP/Yosemite

Well, this *does* seem strange. I'm also running 10.10.2 with PM 6.2.1 (on 2012 Mini and 2015 rMBP) and have not seen a problem such as this. Admittedly, most of my mail is iCloud (IMAP) but I still get 5% or so on a POP3 account. I am puzzled with this scenario from your original message... I

Re: PM consistently hangs with POP/Yosemite

Hi all, I have problems with the latest PM and the latest Yosemite also. Thanks, and so long for now, TOM Sorry if this topic has been discussed before, but I have not been saving the messages on this list. I have been using Powermail for many years. For the last few years, it has been on a

Re: PM consistently hangs with POP/Yosemite

Peter, Thanks for the info. I have always kept HTML reader turned off. I just use the little icon on the bottom of the message window to render the HTML when needed, but usually, I just open the message in a browser. When I was testing this afternoon, one of the messages that hung PM was

Re: PM consistently hangs with POP/Yosemite

I wonder if some messages are causing the problem, and downloading with the other POP client just removes them from the server? Bob Peter Lovell wrote: Do I understand correctly that downloading things on computer B (old PowerMac) causes downloads on computer A (new iMac) to work? That is

Re(2): Attachments not kept in order

, selected as I did in #3 above, they are again not in alphabetical order, but in a different reordering. Changing the method of selecting a contiguous group of files, such as by using shift-click, does not prevent the files from being re-ordering out of alphabetical order. For example, a group

Re: Attachments not kept in order

Winston Weinmann wrote: When I select a group of files as attachments to an email, PowerMail reorders them, seemingly in a random order. Are you adding the attachments using the the add attachments toolbar button or menu, or by drag and drop from the Finder? Are you adding them one at a time,

Re: Export Address Book

Chris wrote: I assumed that PM would create a file which I then had to import into Apple Address book which is normal behaviour for this sort of thing. It never occurred to me that it would automatically do it and AFAICT it doesn't. Apple Address Book (now named Contacts) manages both your

Re: Export Address Book

Hi Jérôme, Thanks for chipping in. At present I don't put my contacts on iCloud - they're purely on my Mac, so no On my Mac is displayed although other groups are. Chris On 15/2/15 PowerMail Engineering wrote: Chris wrote: I assumed that PM would create a file which I then had to import

Re: Export Address Book

Hi Chris, I just tried this, and I was presented with a prompt to select my file location (I chose Desktop). Are you sure you didn't get a prompt? FYI by default my file name was 'Exported AddressBook' Jim Hi all: I've just tried exporting my PowerMail address book. All appears to have

Re: Export Address Book

I've just tried exporting my PowerMail address book. All appears to have worked but there is no indication as to where the exported file is. I've tried searching the likely places but to no avail. Has anyone any ideas as to where it might be. I usually try exporting again, but when it gets to

Re: Export Address Book

Hi Jim: No nothing. Screen 3, the last one simply offers a choice of export options and the invitation to go ahead. Clicking the latter obviously does something but I've no idea what. Like you, I imagined the default location would be the desktop with something like exported addressbook as

Re: Export Address Book

There is no file save dialogue. In PowerMail, I go File - Database - Export and then the PowerMail Export Assistant comes up. Then: Screen 1export - the address book, Screen 2 Format - Apple Address Book Screen 3 Export Options - check all Click on: Go Ahead. Export Assistant vanishes

Re: Export Address Book

Uuh - just tried it and you are right - however, your PowerMail contact are actually exported to Apple's Address Book, just literally. Open Address Book.app and you will find all your contacts nicely imported ;-) Best wishes, Karsten There is no file save dialogue. In PowerMail, I go File -

Re: Export Address Book

Screen 2 Format - Apple Address Book You left this bit out of your original post, no? :) I don't bother with Apple's Address book, so I've likely never seen that behavior. Chris --

Re: powermail-discuss Digest #3101 - 11/17/14

Around or about 3:02 PM on 11/17/14, Judith Beiss proclaimed: this is not fancy, but it works for me: Mini, [OS 10.9.5, iPhoto '11, (9.5.1)]: I just open the iPhoto album with the photo showing among all the othrs in the album, drag the photo to the side of my desktop. Open an email in PM 6.2.1

Fwd: Re(2): Copying HTML text

Jérôme - Thanks for responding. I'd posted this question after not being able to use shift-click on a message. While I can wish people would follow email standards and include a proper text version, evidence is that this will be less and less common. I hope a fix will turn up. - Winston

Re: Copying HTML text

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 WebKit in a Carbon PowerPlant application. It is usually possible to

Re: powermail-discuss Digest #3101 - 11/17/14

this for years ad it always works. Judy powermail-discuss Digest #3101 - Monday, November 17, 2014 Re: Error -10004 by Jaede Miloslavich ja...@sbbmail.com Re: Error -10004 by Karsten Liere karstenli...@mac.com

Re: Error -10004

Hi Jaede, unfortunately, the script you are referring to seems to be no longer available and not working on the latest version of iPhoto either. I actually use - as a somewhat workaround - the option to email photos directly from iPhoto without using Mail or Outlook. You'll find the option in

Re: Error -10004

I have PowerMail and am running iPhoto '11 (9.4.2) on Mac OS 10.8.5. On my old Powerbook, I could (with a special script you posted) export photos from iPhoto directly into PowerMail. The newer iPhoto '11 only shows Mail.app to share, and I haven't seen a script or work around so I can directly

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