[quote user="elhawary"]Sunshine came back again as to my utter amazement I watched my beloved Pegasus send with causing a crash. Noe, I am using version 4.52.[/quote]

Very interesting information, Mo. Thanks for sharing it with us!

Excuse me, see there you are not the only one with this affliction, not understanding what is posted.  I did read that and remember doing it, just did not sink in to my thick head.  I am now investigating those links for more Help.

Again I thank you,

Thank you again for all of your patience and assistance.  I followed your instructions and was able to get the outgoing mail to work properly.  I very much appreciate your time and effort given in assisting me.

Hi Steffan,

thank you. Additionally I've found by reading the Pegasus-Help (Thanks David [:)]) that an environmet variable must or can be used to define the common "pml-directory".

PML="Path\dir\dir\..." 

So it is not necessary to use the method with public folders.

Tfl - Ronald.

The way I have used, and had success with, is close WinPMail. Then rename heirarch.pm to heirarch.pm.bak. Then restart WinPMail and all folder file pairs should be recognized again. Any tray structure, if you had any, will be gone and need to be recreated.

 What I like to do, if all is well, just "in case" routinely save a .bak copy of heirarch, state and the pmail.ini files before they are needed. I go years at a time without ever having to restore anything, but if there is ever a problem I feel better knowing those .bak files are available.

It sounds like all that has happened is that your reply window has been shrunk.

Next time that window appears, instead of clicking maximise, try and hover your mouse over the edge of the window and drag it bigger. If I'm right, when it gets big enough you'll recognise that it is actually your reply window.

Somehow Pegasus has remembered a tiny setting for that window. After you resize it, Pegasus should remember the new setting.

Many thanks to everybody ))

Anton 

[quote user="clara"]Unintentionally I deleted my Main Folder (the aim was to delete one email in it). Is there any way I can my Main Folder back? Please help.[/quote]

Try a , but it may already be too late: The best chance for getting files back (PMM files in this case in Pegasus Mail's mailbox directory) is immediately after deleting them preventing any other application including the system from overwriting it accidentally. You shouldn't even download and install the utility to the same device ...

Correct peggy!

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... there was no specific listing for *.cnm files I had to run my mouse over every icon to to see which was listed as a *.cnm file. ...
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Eshtaol,
Good to hear that you could solve the problem. Just as a side note. From your description I got the impression that your settings in the Windows Explorer may be such that you do not see all the extensions of files when you browse a folder? Maybe I am wrong but just in case. Windows always sets the defaults so that 'known' extensions are hidden - not very useful in my view. You may want to check and change. Open the Windows Explorer. Under Tools -> Folder options - >View, remove tick from "Hide extensions for known file types". If you are struggling with system problems you may as well select "Show hidden files and folders". Makes life much easier sometimes [;)]
Cheers
Thomas
 

Thank you very much.

Mike

I haven't really used it myself apart from testing. However, tick the box "Rich text" and then the icon "Insert a picture" and select "Add wallpaper". Add the image you want to use as a background wallpaper. Of course any message formatting and the sending of formatted messages should not be disabled under Tools-> Options - Message formatting.
Does it do the trick for you?
Cheers
Thomas

Your *overzealous* AV program is definitely detecting a false positive. Try disabling it before installing Pmail. Alternatively, set the AV program to prompt you on detection of a suspicious file and to ask you what you want to do.

Cheers!
Steffan

Yes, it is. Instead of opening the attachment, you should select the attachment under the Attachments tab and click the Save&Edit button (or the Save button if you just want to save the attached file).

Cheers!
Steffan

Darn.  0 for two.  Maybe he'll add it in a future update.  Thanks anyway.

[quote user="gromit"]I believe Blackberry has proprietary standards, and that it won't sync up with Pegasus, or even talk to Mercury, to my knowledge?[/quote]

If a Blackberry could export to tagged or tabbed files Pegasus Mail might be able to read them, see Pegasus Mail's help about importing and exporting addresses.

With hopes that gmail might change the format somehow, I tried changing my list mail to a gmail acct and then had gmail forward to my Pegasus acct.  No luck with that so I ended up switching to Eudora and that worked.  Maybe it will get changed in a future update.

This message means that the server you're trying to talk to doesn't recognise you as an allowed sender. This may be due to a number of possible scenarios, though I can think of no reason that would be caused purely by your recent copying-across of old Pegasus files. If the settings worked before, they should work now (unless, by the most unlucky of coincidences, your ISP changed its mail server settings while your Pegasus was out of action).

Perhaps you could post some actual detailed information about the settings you're trying (although don't give us your username or password!). We can check them for obvious errors and perhaps cross-check with the published ISP settings.

Great!

Thanks  KSQR.

Thank you gentlemen for your input. 

 Another frustrating avenue in my re-education after the demise of Outlook Express.