Pegasus Mail & Mercury

I would examine the email headers for lines that start: ''Received: from *********** and note the domain addresses.  Then compare with other similar problem messages.  If there are matching domain names, that could be the starting point for building a newmail filter. The filter argument should be  ''Received: from ***********'' ...

Please forward to me (irelam17@telus.net)  the message that isn't working for you, and I will try to sort it out.  Cheers,        Martin 

Hello, Firstly   I will try to help you. First you must understand that Pmical only displays Exchange calendar events. The MsExchange server uses a database and some strange software called Mapi, that almost no-one else uses for mailing or inviting attendees. That being said not every thing is lost. Given that you or your staff are ...

Hello,      The problem you are seeing is that the sender has forgotten to supply a filename when attaching a file. So the result is a dash, which correctly is not associated with Pmical. All you need to do in these cases is to save the file with a name (like temp.ics) and use Windows Explorer to open the stream. Martin 

Another piece of information, GDIPLUS is the engine in Windows systems that does the actual drawing of images, and contains only a few image types, see:  https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/winforms/advanced/types-of-bitmaps  Types Jpg, Gif, and Png are the most popular. All the other types seem to be derivatives of these ...

Another piece of information, GDIPLUS is the engine in Windows systems that does the actual drawing of images, and contains only a few image types, see:  https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/winforms/advanced/types-of-bitmaps  Types Jpg, Gif, and Png are the most popular. All the other types seem to be derivatives of these ...

Joerg,     All Windows systems have a Registry which belongs to Microsoft, that users get to use for lookups and configuration details. It is so un-user friendly that no one in their right mind would want to fool around with the Registry.  There are plenty of warnings about users trying to update it, which can destroy the Windows ...

Guys,    I suspect that the latest Viewer.pm came from Microsoft's large insertion of filetypes into the standard Registry, so all users who run Windows will eventually have them, either by Windows Update process, or by local administrators, doing the populating of systems. I believe that IER could be using the Registry directly, but ...

Brian and Joerg,   I have sent you some information, offline, regarding Registry user impact (none) Martin 

You are right IER doesn't use Windows Registry It seems Michael extracted a whole list of entries, which are now in Viewer.pm from the registry directly.  Martin