I now see that my Pmail\Mail folder is corrupt. I should back up more frequently.

[quote user="idw"]

[quote user="NTxLS"]"bfluet",[/quote]

Brian, as per his signature ...

[/quote]

Michael,

Yes, I know this, just was addressing that to him because of our earlier posts concerning this.

Thank you very much . .

Hi idw

Many thanks for your help, the problem is now solved

I spent some time this morning at the Microsoft Sync site, and as you mention it seems to want to sync with MsExchange/Outlook (corporate server).

However I did find some links that seem to suggest that there is a link (pardon the pun) with Microsoft Live Mail (a.k.a Outlook Express), which would be more useful with individual/private users See http://windows.microsoft.com/en-CA/windows-live/mail-import-backup-restore  which will allow one or two individual entries to be exported to vCard sets, or if you want a whole lot of entries then export to .Csv files (Pegasus Mail understands Csv files with a little tweaking)..

The trick here would be to get your Android to sync with Live Mail  :-(

 Martin 

Spamhalter puts what it deems as spam
into the defined as the "Spamhalter spam folder".
Tools > Spam and content controls > Spamhalter...

Suggestion - if the mail is POP'd consider a POP3 rule
which either deletes, or perhaps initially while testing,
leaves the mail messages on the server.
e.g.
    If header "S" is
    "Considered UNSOLICITED BULK EMAIL, apparently from you"
    DeleteOnServer ""

Thanks guys. Win 7 just gets worse and worse the more I find out. 

I'll try the default c:\Pmail later this evening.

Richard

Greenman, you are my hero. I wish every problem could be solved so easily...

Thanks!

[quote user="idw"]

[quote user="Tom Barkas"]Am now back on 4.63 with updates of Bears and what have you (IRrenderer) and still have the jiggling/flickering - it's fairly new (last day or two) [/quote]

So what else happend in these days that might have an impact on this? Any other updates?

[/quote]

I'm getting better at this posting lark. One problem is I'm not sure how many days (2 or 3 maybe) , the other is I've no idea what updates have been made in that time - updates happen all the time, eg. Google Chrome. As far as programme changes go, the only thing I'm fairly sure about is a mending of SmartDefrag to get it to work and possibly installation of AdvancedSystemCare Ultimate instead of AdvancedSystemCare Pro and possibly installation of Microsoft Windows AIK, though I think there was a gap between the last 2 installations and the start of the problem. 

Latest is 4.63.

Did you try to send without encryption, i.e. with SSL/TLS set to never and authentication with user name and password?

If so what was the result? 

Thanks.

Thanks idw, that seems to have worked (had to delete the folder a couple of times before it worked)

In Community Add-ons area as http://community.pmail.com/files/folders/pegadd/entry37855.aspx

To prevent 100% busy conditions when invalid RSS feed data is used.

Rsshtml provides the same reporting that Rssmail does, but creates an Html file rather than an email message that RssMail does. 

Martin 

Nice one! That fixed it.

Thanks again :)

Thanks guys :)

The RTF option is on by default. I also tried turning it off.

We don't use identities. A member of staff starts Pegasus Mail with the -i <username> switch specified. Just one account is used for each staff member. If they need to look at another account, a second shortcut is created that uses the -i switch and the second username. Both shortcuts will then have the -ms switch specified so that multiple copies of Pegasus Mail can be opened at the same time.

It's a strange issue.

Filtering can result in what you describe.  You receive a new mail notification but the filter(s) moves the mail out of the new mail folder.  Do you have any new mail filters that are deleting messages or moving messages to a folder?  Is autofiltering enabled for one or more folders that is pulling mail out of the new mail folder?

Have a look at this first to see if it helps.

http://community.pmail.com/forums/thread/19635.aspx 

[quote user="weamish"]

Just received several messages, all say the same thing: This message contains binary or non-textual data that cannot be previewed within Pegasus Mail.

I clicked on delete but nothing happens. How do I delete these messages from the New Mail folder?[/quote]

It sounds like you may have some zero-length files in the new mail folder.

Read this thread for instructions on removal:

Well I did just as you told me, after moving the mail I wanted to another foler closed PM and then opened Explorer.  Went to the Mail/ folder that held the *.CNM files and removed/Deleted them.

Had a project to complete at that point so closed down everything.  Now am back and checked my mail and there were about 6 copies of that message mixed in with some fresh email.  Forget it, about saving any email, I went in and deleted those folders again including the fresh email.  That seems to have done the trick, I HOPE!!  Only TIME will tell . .

[quote user="idw"]

[quote user="bfluet"]Confirmed that a forward with edits results in the attachment of a PM$ file.[/quote]

It only happens if the option for forwarding attachments is ticked in the forward dialog and results in an attached text file containing the original body text once again (no matter whether the original message has any attachments or not). Don't ask me why this happens, but it's this way as long as I can remember. IOW: You can either delete it before sending the message or tell your recipients to ignore it.

[/quote]

Thank you.

I only have one identity. It is labeled "default".  It has always been that way. 

I am going to add the errors I get from Pegasus and in the returned email below.  I do not know if they will help but I figure it can't hurt.  Bobbie

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0064 535 5.7.0 Error: authentication failed: authentication failure

______________________________________

Delivery

has failed on the enclosed message for the following

reasons

reported either by the mail delivery system on the mail

relay

host or by the local TCP/IP transport module:

   535 5.7.0 Error: authentication failed:

authentication failure

Your

original mail message follows:

X-PM-Identity:

<Default>

From:

To:

"AMHosting" <support@amhosting.com>

Date:

Mon, 18 Mar 2013 15:56:11 -0500

Subject:

Re: Auto-response from AMHosting

Message-ID:

<51477F6B.30992.190F80C@bobbiev.bobbiev.net>

Priority:

normal

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References:

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om>

X-mailer:

Pegasus Mail for Windows (4.63)