FolderRepPMI

This utility provides Stats on Pegasus Mail message folders.

Installation.

This program should be installed in the c:\pmail\programs directory.
A later version of these programs will allow alternative location for
placing it. The output reports, will be located in the
c:\pmail\mail\admin. so a read/write directory is essential. This can 
be overridden by coding in Foldrep.ini:
  homedir=c:\pmail\mail\admin or whatever.
 

The program FolderRepPMI produces a LOG file (FolderRepPMI.log), and
it also produces a CSV file (FolderRepPMI.csv) for entry into Excel etc.  
The CSV file can then be sorted into descending order size. 

A third file is included in this distribution (FolderRep.ini) which controls 
the volume of output by limiting the messages size to be as big as the Group value 
coded in it. Default is group 3, 5,000,000 bytes and above (a reasonable folder size).
The ranges of attachment sizes (5 values) are specified in the FolderRep.ini.
Eg; range=0,1000000,5000000,10000000,20000000,50000000 
so:
 Group byte count ranges are between: 
    0         - 1000000   Group 1 ( 0 Mb -  1 Mb)
    1000000   - 50000000  Group 2 ( 1 Mb -  5 Mb)
    5000000   - 10000000  Group 3 ( 5 Mb - 10 Mb)
    10000000  - 20000000  Group 4 (10 Mb - 20 Mb)
    20000000  - 50000000  Group 5 (20 Mb - 50 Mb)
Any set of 5 values in ascending order is acceptable.
A line in FolderRep.ini is used to select which Group number
and above is wanted, Eg:
  Group=3
    
The FolderRepPMI.log identifies the actual folder and its friendly title,
as well for each message that qualifies on size. Additionally, the message 
subject is reported, to make identification of the qualifying message 
easier to find.
 
For qualified messages, they should be selected and dragged from the folder
to the NewMail directory where they can be opened. The content can be
reviewed and a decision made whether to delete the attachment. 
You will notice that a brief message will replace the attacchment in the message.
The message can then either be deleted or stored back in its folder.
 
Feedback on the first programs, FolderRepPMI.EXE, is very welcome.
