Great points! I was having a similar issue and found as long as messages were under 5mb the problem went away. Unfortunately with the larger messages it will take the extra step, so I've just been telling people who send me large attachments to upload it to dropbox or google drive (both are free) and send me the link. Good luck!
The file was really corrupted. After 13 hours I downloaded again from the same source - pmail.com and the filesize is the same as before. Thank you for your answers.
putty at http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html is a nice telnet alternative for vista, and can be used for checking pop servers, but not always. It is important to try port 23, or switch putty to telnet and it will use port 23 for a true telnet style pop server test.
[quote user="Ron Clough"]I presume it's not possible to have a systemwide addressbook accessible to all users in the same way that a distribution list can be common to all users.[/quote]
> It will be grate to have the product on Devanagari language (Hindi or > Nepali). As I am a computer programmer how can I join to develop the > language pack ?
You need to talk to him directly. David Harris is handling all the oversight of translations at this point. The general rule is that someone he knows well must be willing to take the project under their wing - preferably a beta tester so they are working the translations concurrently with the development. He only has fairly limited personal time available for hand-holding, so he needs the translation teams to be able to work efficiently on their own.
David has set up processes here that make the whole business of doing a translation easier than it used to be - automatic update and provisioning of resource sets, and closed translator-only mailing lists... But it's still a lot of work, and since the previous translation coordinators failed him completely, he's become much more cautious about authorizing translations.
Have you updated any software recently? This error also has happened to me after I upgraded a new antivirus, somehow it had affected my mail settings. What fixed it was when I re installed the email and set it up again.
Pegasus mail failed again to download new mail, and I entered the IP address as you suggested and it was able to download the new messages immediately. Thanks guys.