[quote user="fojtik"]

Some time before, I have created special program for harvesting internet and create such a list of words. So I could attempt to reuse this program and create a valid list of czech words anew.

This was a main reason why I has been asking for possibility to add Czech dictionary. I can even help with creating license free word list for other languages.

If I send Email to David Harris, I am afraid that he redirects all Emails to /dev/null.

[/quote]

I contact David to see with him what we can do, the tools he uses need to adapt the data files, because there is no accentuated characters in English...

Regards

[quote user="Thomas R. Stephenson"]
1.  Use Help | About Pegasus Mail | Info to locate the HOME mail
    directory.

2.  Use File Manager or Explorer and go to this directory and
    delete the zero length PMO, PMX and PMW files.

[/quote]

forgive my delay in getting back to you on this. At first, I could find no zero length files, but i decided to look at the date of the errant message and look up all files on that date.  THEN i found the offending PmW file.  deleted and all is good now.  THANKS!! 

How can I setup a default font for writing new messages? Is there any way? I'm using 4.41 version of Pegasus Mail.

When editing a message hit the red "f" on the toolbar and set the font and then send the message.  This will be become the default font.

[quote user="subelman"]

We have lost the contents of pmail.ini in the following two scenarios:

1) Somebody is running Pegasus as email user 'fred' on one computer. While this is happening, someone uses a second computer in the network and tries to become email user 'fred'. Pegasus gives them a warning that the 'fred' account is in use, but if the second user clicks on 'Continue' anyway the result is that fred's pmail.ini is wiped out. Users have to be trained never to click on Continue. However, that creates a problem when a PC is rebooted while Pmail is running, because now the 'fred' account is locked and they have a legitimate reason to click on 'Continue'. My cure is to make hourly backups of all the pmail.ini files, so when one is wiped out, I can recover quickly.

Not sure why this is happening to you, it does not happen when I do this.  The hierarch.pm and/or folders could be affected of course with two users running as the same user but the pmail.ini should not be cleared out unless there is something else at the OS level keeping PMail from accessing the file.  The lock file will be cleared and the program opened but as soon as it's opened the pmail.ini file is no longer held open.

2)  Similar but nastier: somebody is running Pegasus as email user 'fred' on one computer. While this is happening, someone uses a second computer as a different Pmail user (not 'fred'). Then this second user uses the  "Change user ..." option of Pegasus to change to user 'fred'. This case is fatal: the second user is told that the 'fred' account is in use, and given the choice to 'Cancel' or 'Continue'. But whichever choice this second user makes, the pmail.ini file for the 'fred' account gets wiped out. This is really a nasty: by the time the second user is told the 'fred' account is in use, it's already too late - there is nothing she can do to prevent the damage. Hourly backups of pmail.in filesi, and a strict prohibition against the use of 'Change user ...' are my solution.

If you upgrade to v4.50 you will find that this option is no longer available.   With v4.41 you can use the disable extension

The DISABLE extension allows you to override almost any main menu function within WinPMail.  It simply pops up a message box
with the text "This option has been disabled by the Network Supervisor" when the user either selects the option from the menu,
or presses the shortcut key, or clicks the associatied button bar button.

New versions of the DISABLE extension are now available in both 16-bit and 32-bit flavours at:

                    ftp://tui.lincoln.ac.nz

Filenames are DISABL16.ZIP and DISABL32.ZIP. [/quote]

Your instructions are AOK for most software, but; NOT for Vista.  The Tools>Internet Options>Programs is missing the one for the e-Mail.  So what would we do for Vista SP1?

That's brilliant, many thanks! Making pdf printer a default has totally removed the slow functioning of Pegasus.

 IE is still somewhat slow, but that was by far the less annoying. Also I'll now have to figure out how to get round certain access programs only printing through the default printer, but that is much better.

At this point, your only hope is probably an  undelete utility.  Thomas can probably advise on a good one -- I haven't used one in so long I wouldn't know what to recommend.  But for future reference, if the sending person is commonly sending you important mail, I would advise setting a filter at the top of your filtering list to pull his/her mail into a separate folder before other rules fire.

But thanks to twitter, this might help: 

[quote user="cliffp"]

First apologies because this has been covered a great deal but I still do not see an answer to the problem that I have. When I receive a message with numerous jpg attachments they can be viewed on the attachments page but only one at a time. They must be saved using the Save tab and to another folder OUTSIDE of Pegasus. From there they can be manipulated in the normal way.  I receive some mail with attachments which show in the Raw View that they are using HTML and the entire "code" for all pics.  In these messages all of the jpg pictures will appear embedded on first page with the text.  These appear to be coming from a program such as Outlook Express.  They can be forwarded without edit (bounce) and arrive at new location just as received.  I know  how to post pictures (one at a time) in Pegasus. But how can I select multiple jpg pictures and prepare them to arrive at destination embeded with the text?

 First of all when sending graphics they will always be sent as attachments even when sent as in-line graphics.  To embed graphics you must be sending MIME type messages and you insert the graphics with the right click "Import picture file" or hitting the icon with a picture in the editor.  This will insert the graphic at the location of the cursor.  You can insert as many as you want.  

I would recommend that you use the following formatting options though.

 1.  Tools | Options | Sending mail, uncheck "Send attachments as separate messages" and "Enable text file autodetection when
    sending attachments". Check "Don't add 'attachment information' sections to Multipart messages", and "Generate
    multipart/alternative versions of richtext messages"  

2.  Tools | Options | Messages and replies check "Use MIME features"

3.  Tools | Options | Message formatting uncheck everything under "Formatting and use of styling in messages"[/quote]

Okay. I've got it set to not download graphics by default, and I had a few email addresses listed as exceptions to the rule so they would show graphics. For now, I've stripped out all of the exceptions so that all messages start with no graphics by default.

 The graphic seems to be some sort of tracker graphic. Probably sent via https to prevent an outside entity from modifying it.

If you have a complex document to edit, it may be easier to use a specialised HTML editor to create the page - that way you will have more editing options available.

Problem resolved !

Renamed;  pm-smime.fff [Dated: 11-15-2001]   to  pm-smime.fff.bak

This old utility was interfering!

; Form Fact File for S/MIME-Services to Pegasus Mail 32
; Copyright 1998 Michael in der Wiesche, all rights reserved.
; Modified in 2001 by Christian Biesinger for S/MIME Plugin
;
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
; WARNING -- WARNING -- WARNING -- WARNING -- WARNING -- WARNING -- WARNING
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------
; WinPMail forms are executable code! You should never load forms onto your
; system unless you are absolutely certain of their pedigree, because they
; are a perfect vehicle for trojan horses.
;
; "Form flags" is a bitmap composed of the following bits:
;
;  Mnemonic     Value   Meaning
;  ----------------------------------------------------------------
;  WPM_STARTUP    1     Load the extension when WinPMail starts up
;  WPM_NOLIST     2     Do not show in the "Extensions" window list
;  WPM_HIDDEN     4     Hide the parent MDI window on loading
;  WPM_LOGGING    8     Extension wants to receive logging events
;  WPM_ONEONLY   16     Only allow one running instance at any time
;  WPM_FIRSTRUN  32     Autoload extension on first-ever WinPMail run
;  WPM_USES_TCP  64     Extension requires TCP/IP services to run

;WPM_CAN_ENCRYPT         = 256;   {  Module can encrypt messages }
;WPM_CAN_DECRYPT         = 512;   {  Module can decrypt messages }
;WPM_CAN_SIGN            = 1024; {  Module can add digital signatures to messages }
;WPM_CAN_VALIDATE        = 2048; {  Module can verify digital signatures }
;WPM_HAS_INTERFACE       = 4096; {  Module has a key management user interface }
;WPM_NEEDS_BURSTING      = 8192; {  Module requires one message per recipient }

; Needs Password         = 16384
; IS_V2_MODULE           = 32768

Form name = "S/MIME Plugin"
Form DLL = "~a\PMSMIME.DLL"
Form type = ENCRYPTOR
Form Flags = 128774
Form tagname = "SMIME-PM32"
Form triggers = "Content-Type:*application/x-pkcs7-mime*"
Form triggers = "Content-Type:*application/pkcs7-mime*"
Form triggers = "Content-Type:*multipart/signed*"
Form data = "CRYPTOR"
32-bit model = 1
End

[quote user="Lythande"]You say you downloaded once, so I doubt this is the case, but since you also say you have three different email accounts which all suddenly stopped working (and assuming for the moment they're not all on the same server) and under the "let us not overlook the obvious" theory of completeness, did you happen to accidentally click the online/offline toggle icon?  Too many things point against this, but for the above reasons I thought I'd include it.
[/quote]

Lythande,

You are becoming too efficient, YES, I did check the OnLine/OffLine toggle on each of the different Addies.  They are all three on this one CPU using CMD/Line "Pegasus\Programs\winpm-32.exe -A -MS -I " with the individual NickNames.

 Excuse me, I am just being a little facetious.  I have over looked that before and this time I had made special effort to do just that.  CHECKed not just once but several times.  Also did take it OffLine and returned it to OnLine because there have been some strange happenings on this system.  My Shift key has reversed operations, pressed and get lower case and release get CAPS, it may have been the CAPS Lock may have changed function but the indicator light was Off.  CAPS without the shift key being pressed.  That lasted about 15 minutes then suddenly was back to normal.  This has occurred several times in the past 2-4 weeks.  NO, I am not asking you to troubleshoot other problems, all operations are back to NORMAL, or as normal as can be.  This is just an example of some of these strange happenings.

Thank you for this suggestion,

Is it coming from your machine or an external source that is forging your address?

If the latter, then there is nothing you can do about it.

Thanks

I have now reposted it in the correct place. I am not able to delete the whole thread here, though.

Ellie

Hi

This is a strange one. Sometimes I will copy a hyperlink in an email to the clipboard and then paste it into the address bar of the browser. This usually works fine.

Today, I received an email from Dell with a link to updated firmware for a tape drive. I copied the link and pasted it into my browser (Internet Explorer 7), and the link was missing the domain name. When I hovered the mouse pointer over the link, the domain name is definitely there.

This is what Pegasus Mail displays when the link is displayed in the status bar:

But this is what is pasted:

http:///support/downloads/format.aspx?c=uk&l=en&s=gen&releaseid=R216654&ref=sdc_dlsource

which fails.

Not really a problem as I was able to solve it by adding the domain name. Does anyone know what happened here?

Just installed it & tried to reply to email or send a new email post I got a weird salad of the post. Upon keying in a punctuation (e.g. period or comma) it jumped to the left end of the line, & any typing added after that was there on the left too. The same effect happened to the quoted original post. Also the bullets appear to the right of the text.

I am using XP SP3 with English as default & Hebrew (which is RTL) as an optional alternate language. & when I type in Hebrew it types fine.

any ideas?

thanks

Obeyone

Thank you so very much Thomas.  It works.  Will do some reading as how to password.  What a great forum:)

There was a problem, however!

This turned out to be a problem on the server with some of the mails were under root ownership. Now been sorted.

Thanks

Ellie

This warning is for WINDOWS / IE stored passwords etc. and will not effect Pegasus mail. Also if you have just created "Harry" then there won't be any to loose. [:)]

Adding a password to the Administrator account is a very good idea anyway, and you should run as another user for daily use.

[quote user="JohnnyK"]

Save as a text file 

When saving messages as text files, there appear to be no headers saved?

Is there a way to at least include the Date of the email, and the To field, and possibly the Subject with the Save command?

If you save from the folder listing you get the entire message.  If I just want the limited headers I print to a file and select  "Print first line of significant headers"; pdf using CTRL+SHIFT+P for a formatted message, text for a plain text message.

Keywords 

How do you find, and sort messages with keywords? I can't find any information on the help screens about keywords.

You cannot but you can do a "Select" based on text and then either "Highlight" or "Sort to top" in a folders.

 Any help on either topic will be much appreciated.[/quote]