Pegasus Mail & Mercury

See this discussion:   http://community.pmail.com/forums/thread/28817.aspx    

I use the web interface to access my email accounts when I need to clean house.  I've never tried to do it via IMAP but that might be the best option if web access won't work for you.  

The settings are accessed through Tools > Internet options. Notice the tabs labeled ''Receiving (POP3)'' and ''Sending (SMTP)''.  Each one opens a window within which you can create host files by using the ''Add'' button.  A host file is simply a file that contains the relevant information for connecting to an email host.  A ...

Have you enabled POP3 and/or IMAP in Gmail's configuration? You must do it from within the Gmail web interface.  I can't figure out how to navigate to that setting page from within the current Gmail ''myaccount'' interface but if you login and then browse to the URL provided below it will open the settings page where you can enable POP3 ...

I'm leaning towards an issue with a printer driver, especially considering that it had once worked.  If the default printer is a network printer consider taking the network out of the picture by adding another instance of that printer as a local printer on a standard tcp/ip port then test with it as the default printer.  

A search of this forum on ''restoring desktop layout'' identifies a number of discussions on the subject.  Some of the problems identified were (I didn't review but a few of them):Printer Problem with Windows desktop manager (cold boot the PC if you haven't) IE hasn't been uninstalled has it?  I ask because this is the point of failure ...

This post should be on the Pegasus Mail forum instead of the Mercury forum but I can tell you that the problem you describe can be attributed to a printer driver problem. Check for a default printer & that the printer is online. Pegasus Mail is dependent on a system default printer, checking for it on startup.  Some printer drivers ...

BINGO!!!  Thanks Greenman!  Now to check the configuration of all of the other users in the office.  Mailboxes are all on the server so maybe I can find the appropriate entry in the .ini and check them that way. 

I see the BCC header in the reader window of all three of my Pegasus mail installs (local C:, Flash drive, and Network shared).  The BCC header is also visible in the raw view.  All are v4.72. I wonder if Mercury could have anything to do with this.  The first message and all of my tests since have originated within the office ...

Hello friends, I have a question about the BCC header.  The fact that it is visible in the message reader window is bothersome but I know that can be controlled with a WPM-CHAR.RSC file.  More bothersome is the fact that the entire BCC list is included in the body of a reply that includes the original message headers.  Does ...