Pegasus Mail & Mercury

A malware attack left me with a hard drive partition where booting will never again be an option.  I can't directly access the partition but I can still copy files off of it.  The partition had Windows XP Home and I now have Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit.  I don't know what version of Pegasus Mail was on the XP partition.  How can ...

My hard drive crashed last week. The place I took it to be fixed managed to save all my data, but they had to install a new hard drive. I installed Pegasus on the new hard drive. The data (at least six years' worth) from my old Pegasus is all there and I managed to copy it into the newly installed program. But I can't Pegasus to pull it up. It ...

Hallo, I urgently beg your help. My Pegasus Mail Version 4.41 was running imperfect, it was not possible to ''re-indicate'' a folder, ''pipelining'' occurred when sending mails. I therefore uninstalled and reinstalled Pegasus Mail. Now my 'old' folders and mails are no more visible, the *.PMM und *.PMI files are still ...

Following a crash and reformatting of my hard drive, I have reinstalled Pegasus. Could you tell me which files I need to copy from my back up drive to reinstate the Pegasus data files. Thanks

I've just had to change my computer and now have Windows Vista when previously was using XP. With XP when setting up a new user ID on a different computer and restoring my backed up mail, I would simply copy all the files in the e.g. PMAIL\MAIL\admin folder into the same folder on the new computer. I have managed to setup Pmail successfully in ...

Here's the answer I've been giving out to people who have been complaining about this to me directly:1: Run Pegasus Mail; choose ''About Pegasus Mail'' from the ''Help'' menu and click the ''Info'' button. About four or five items down you'll see  an item called ''Home mailbox location''. Write this directory name down somewhere.2: Exit from ...