Pegasus Mail & Mercury

... plus they really know how to make you believe in conspiracy. Here's the first MS-related post I found relating to this topic. It contains a box with a link supposedly pointing to Changes to how Windows 10 handles default apps - which doesn't work. Doing a search for this page results in finding a page titled Announcing Windows 10 Insider ...

blackdog69:I just loaded Pegasus 4.63, I have windows 7 professional 32 bit, and now every time I choose spell checker Pegasus immediately crashes? Please help. Pegasus Mail 4.63 is pretty old, please use the most recent version (4.73). And please don't use all capitalized characters, this won't speed up replies nor provide any kind of premium ...

Any ''rough ideas'' anyone could have will be proven wrong sooner or later anyway, so the answer is: No. There hasn't a been a single beta version after the current public release. Mercury v5 will be the first one to come within the next months, but don't hold your breath.

Brian Fluet:I believe they will display after a refresh (close/open) of the new mail folder window. Yes, it doesn't refresh automatically anymore due to the startup delay this would cause. The new mail folder is supposed to be a new mail only folder.

Brian Fluet:NOTE:  I strongly suggest not installing in \Program Files.  This will work on Win7 but WILL NOT work on Win10.  You will save yourself some grief at Win10 upgrade time if you do this install to the default location of C:\PMAIL. It won't even work properly on Win7 unless you prevent Windows from protecting its system ...

kauricat:How can I prevent this from happening? Click the proper place or TAB to it ... ? The developer cannot guess where you want to continue ...

chriscw:When moving to a new system I copy my PMail tree to the new system, then run winpm32.exe to check its ok, then run the installer as a fresh install and it ofers to make shortcuts and set Pegasus as my default mailer etc which I accept but don't ask for a new mailbox.  This seems to preseve all the settings. This will only work if ...

johnjames:Hi, thanks for the reply. 90% of fails are to gmail / google mail accounts. Those that are not (like this one) still say this, so I assume they're google-hosted: Maybe there's a ''man in the middle''? Take a look at this thread, it might help (it's about Google as well).

Reed_D:E.g., if I see ''su*Order'' does the ''su*'' possibly signify the word being in the subject? Without knowing more details about Spamhalter I'm pretty sure that su* and fr* signify subject and from headers.

Psider: I just wanted to see if anyone can confirm that connecting to Yahoo Mail is only possible by enabling ''Allow apps that use less secure sign-in'' in the Yahoo Account Settings? Here's a post about a similar GMAIL (Google) issue, IOW: It's a known one that obviously doesn't only apply to YAHOO.