H Ronald Riggs wrote:
>My computer crashed and now it says "Your database file has not the
>expected format" and it asks if I want to convert it. But conversion
>fails. Any help would be very helpful. Thanks.
First, make a backup of your PowerMail database folder.
Then press the command and opt
Unfortunately this didn't work. Is there anything else I can try?
Ron
- Original Message -
From: PowerMail Engineering
Date: Saturday, June 13, 2009 6:22 am
Subject: Re: database problems
To: PowerMail discussions
> H Ronald Riggs wrote:
>
> >My computer crashe
Since the last update I've not been able to do low level rebuilds. I'm
on the latest hardware and systems.
I do rebuilds on a regular basis, so I suspect since the problem
occurred just after the update, that there is a problem with Powermail.
I've not noticed any other bad side effect, other opt
Hello alls,
I've the same problema: when I try rebuild low level, I got the fatal message:
>Class-DB what=100 err=130
I've the same felling as Bill: Powermail seems to be on "maintenance
development" from CTM. It seems also to be a PERMANENT maintenance
development... Sigh!
Best regards.
--
Ra
On 11/23/10, at 10:03 AM, Bill Schjelderup b...@companioncorp.com said:
>It seems to be that Powermail is on "maintenance development" from CTM,
>I keep looking at alternatives...but none do it for me. I expect with
>all the competition for email clients and Powermail not supporting HTML
>email ve
Don Zahniser wrote:
>Everything seemed to work except the
>low-level rebuild. I got a series of errors, one for each database
>component that needed rebuilding. In each case, the error codes were
>the same:
>
>Class-DB what=100 err=130
Low-level rebuild is currently broken. However, its only pu
>I got a series of errors, one for each database
>component that needed rebuilding. In each case, the error codes were
>the same:
>
>Class-DB what=100 err=130
I have a similar issue as Don had, but worse. I woke up to find
Powermail locked up. It would not quit and I needed to do a force quit.
Up
John Keegan wrote:
>Does Powermail Salvage even work on Intel Macs?
>On Powermail 6 message databases?
No, unfortunately, PowerMail Salvage does not work for PowerMail 6 databases.
You can try to create a new PowerMail User Environment (from the file /
database menu), quit PowerMail, then copy yo
I was getting the same problem with mine. I have a G4 Power PC that has
an upgraded processor. I did this so i could run Leopard.
When i got 6.0.6b1 in the mail i made a copy of the program i was
getting the errors with and saved a copy of the data base. I then loaded
the 6.0.6b1 and tried it on
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