Hi
I posted the message below a while ago and have not received any reply
from here or from CTM (submitted via the 'Help' menu item)
Do I take it that no-one else is seeing this problem?
I have tried reinstalling Powermail and Stuffit but continue to get the
same error. Could someone confirm one
On Sun, 8 Jun 2003 11:10:32 +0100, Rick Lecoat wrote:
>Another option for general maintenance (slightly OT I know) is to grab
>yourself a copy of the excellent freeware app Cocktail which can repair
>permissions, redo prebinding, and a host of other neat tricks without the
>need to reboot from th
>Actually you don't need to start Disk Utilities as root, all you need do
>is enter an administrative password. DiskUtility appears to be just a
>GUI for the unix diskutil. Changing permissions in unix is done with
>chmod, which doesn't care whether the files are in use or not.
OK, noted. So I
>Another option for general maintenance (slightly OT I know) is to grab
>yourself a copy of the excellent freeware app Cocktail which can repair
>permissions, redo prebinding, and a host of other neat tricks without the
>need to reboot from the OS X CD.
Thanks for the tip, Rick. I think I must u
Received from Mikael Byström on 7/6/03 at 9:44 pm
> Also Pat, while you're at it you might as well boot from your OS X
>install CD, start Disk utility and repair permissions. I have had
>stranger problems disappear with that.
Another option for general maintenance (slightly OT I know) is to grab
Mikael Byström on 6/7/03 said
>Charles Maurer suggested:
>>> while you're at it you might as well boot from your OS X
>>>install CD, start Disk utility and repair permissions.
>>
>>Easier: from a window in Terminal run:
>>
>>sudo diskutil repairPermissions /
>>
>
>
>Thanks. Options are good,
Mikael Byström wrote (07/06/2003):
>>> while you're at it you might as well boot from your OS X
>>>install CD, start Disk utility and repair permissions.
>>
>>Easier: from a window in Terminal run:
>>
>>sudo diskutil repairPermissions /
>>
>
>
>Thanks. Options are good, however, I see one pr
Charles Maurer suggested:
>> while you're at it you might as well boot from your OS X
>>install CD, start Disk utility and repair permissions.
>
>Easier: from a window in Terminal run:
>
>sudo diskutil repairPermissions /
>
Thanks. Options are good, however, I see one problem: Don't you thi
Mikael Byström wrote (07/06/2003):
> while you're at it you might as well boot from your OS X
>install CD, start Disk utility and repair permissions.
Easier: from a window in Terminal run:
sudo diskutil repairPermissions /
Charles Maurer
--
>Thanks for your suggestions and to everyone else too, but I'm no nearer a
>solution. Any other ideas gratefully received.
Pat,
are you sure you found and deleted in "Your Username/Library/Preferences"
all the following:
com.aladdinsys.Expander
com.aladdinsys.DropStuff
com.stuffit.Expander.pli
Mikael Byström on 6/7/03 said
>"Manual" is in "/Content/Resources/", but where are the other two,
>"Powermail FAQ" and "Go to Powermail web site"?
Under the "Help Menu" in PowerMail itself.
> And where is "contact
>support"? Perhaps I have register to get that? That kinda makes sense.
Yes. In
>>How do you do that? :)
>>I see only "Manual", "Go to Powermail web site" and "Powermail Faq".
>>There should be more options in the help menu?
>
>Yes. It is "Send a message to PowerMail Support..." It shows up after you
>get your registration key. It opens a new mail message with a tracking
>nu
Marlyse said (on the support link in Help menu)
>yay, this is nifty! just checked it out and indeed! I never used this
>option until now (knock on wood), but good to know it is there.
Well, I hate do deviate, but it's not there in PM 4.1.3 for me. How is
that at all possible?
"Manual" is in "/
yay, this is nifty! just checked it out and indeed! I never used this
option until now (knock on wood), but good to know it is there.
---marlyse
> Yes. It is "Send a message to PowerMail Support..." It shows up after
> you get your registration key. It opens a new mail message with a
> tracking
Mikael Byström on 6/7/03 said
>>I posted the message below a while ago and have not received any reply
>>from here or from CTM (submitted via the 'Help' menu item)
>How do you do that? :)
>I see only "Manual", "Go to Powermail web site" and "Powermail Faq".
>There should be more options in the he
>
>Do I take it that no-one else is seeing this problem?
>
>I have tried reinstalling Powermail and Stuffit but continue to get the
>same error. Could someone confirm one way or another whether they can use
>the check box at the bottom of each message for Stuffit? many thanks.
Pat, I think it wo
On 6/7/03 12:12 PM Pat O'Halloran wrote:
>There are only 10 types of people,
>those who understand binary and those who don't.
Reminds me of a riddle:
Q: Why couldn't the computer nerd tell the difference between Halloween
and Christmas?
A: Because 31 OCT = 25 DEC
Len
--
Leonard Morgenstern
[E
Pat O'Halloran sez:
>>I have the latest version of Powermail using 10.2.6. If I try to send a
>>message with an attachment and stuff it by clicking the Stuffit box at
>>the bottom of the message I get an error
>>
>>"Can't change message attributes
>>
>>'FiCo' error 100 () in 1 ()
>>Low level erro
Pat O'Halloran wrote (07/06/2003):
>Could someone confirm one way or another whether they can use
>the check box at the bottom of each message for Stuffit? many thanks.
Yes. We have never had a problem with this.
Charles Maurer
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5 G
Rick Lecoat wrote (08/06/2003):
>> Also Pat, while you're at it you might as well boot from your OS X
>>install CD, start Disk utility and repair permissions. I have had
>>stranger problems disappear with that.
>
>Another option for general maintenance (slightly OT I know) is to grab
>yourself a
It appears that on 7/6/03 Barbara Needham spake thus:
>Mikael Byström on 6/7/03 said
>
>>Charles Maurer suggested:
while you're at it you might as well boot from your OS X
install CD, start Disk utility and repair permissions.
>>>
>>>Easier: from a window in Terminal run:
>>>
>>>sud
>Thanks for your suggestions and to everyone else too, but I'm no nearer a
>solution. Any other ideas gratefully received.
Pat,
are you sure you found and deleted in "Your Username/Library/
Preferences"all these:
com.aladdinsys.Expander
com.aladdinsys.DropStuff
com.stuffit.Expander.plist
com.s
It appears that on 7/6/03 Mikael Byström spake thus:
>
>>
>>Do I take it that no-one else is seeing this problem?
>>
>>I have tried reinstalling Powermail and Stuffit but continue to get the
>>same error. Could someone confirm one way or another whether they can use
>>the check box at the bottom
It appears that on 7/6/03 Charles Maurer spake thus:
>Yes. We have never had a problem with this.
>
>Charles Maurer
Thanks, must be something peculiar to my set-up then.
--
Pat O'Halloran http://www.danu.co.uk
Getting an education was a bit like a communicable sexual disease. It
made you
On 07 6 2003 at 1:57 pm -0400, Marlyse Comte wrote:
>yay, this is nifty! just checked it out and indeed! I never used this
>option until now (knock on wood), but good to know it is there.
Although I've used this in the past, I didn't take time to pay attention
to the tracking number algorithm ti
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