<p>Because I splitted mailbox directory and New Mail Directory too, here some additions on New Mail directory:</p><ul><li>Autoreply files (autoreply, killfiles)</li><li>Pegasus-Lockfile for mailbox (mailboxp.lck)</li><li>Configurationfile for Autoforwarding and Deliverybehavior (PMXF.INI) </li><li>IERenderer.ini</li><li>Mercury readable Whitelist (WHITE-M.PM)</li><li>when using IMAP with Mercury (too):</li><ul><li>Folderstructure vor IMAP (HIERARCH.PM and IMAPSUB.PM) </li><li>Folders for IMAP</li><li>STATE.PMJ for IMAP / HIERARCH.PM</li><li>Mercury-Lockfile for mailbox (mailboxm.lck)</li></ul></ul><p>As you see the problem with splitting Pegasus Mailbox into those two directories is, that IMAP takes a complete different mailboxstructure - there is no access at the home mailbox directory by Pegasus. </p><p>It seems David at some point of developement of Pegasus and Mercury didn't remember the opportunity of splitting [:(]</p><p>Olaf </p><p> </p>

<p>This is based on Han van den Bogaerde's excellent A Guide to Pegasus Mail filenames and file-extensions. It is a quickie summary</p><p> I offer my <b>quickie summary </b>below.</p><p>pconfig32.exe is run to specify two paths: •    New mailbox – (by my convention, G:\PMail\Mail) where     •    incoming mail (.cnm) arrives, i.e. Inbox     •    pmail.ini lives. It contains:         •    Options and Internet Options, or links to them (e.g. signatures, inetsig?.pms)         •    a link to Home mailbox •    Home mailbox – by my convention, G:\PmailLeny, where the following files live:     •    folders (fol*.pmm, fol*.pmi), address books (*.pmr, *.pmi), distribution lists (*.pml)        •    folder hierarchy (hierarch.pm)     •    information about external mounted mailboxes in mailbox.pm (e.g. Chris’ Inbox)     •    state and location on the screen of windows (state.pmj)     •    list of recently used addresses (winpmfua.pm)     •    list of recently used attachments (winpmfuf.pm)     •    list of recently added headers to messages (winpmfuh.pm)     •    list of most recently used places to store incoming attachments (winpmfup.pm)     •    rules for filtering incoming mail (winrules.pmc)     •    annotation files (*.pmn)     •    saved and auto-saved emails (*.pmo)     •    outgoing emails in draft format (*.pmw)     •    outgoing emails in final form (*.pmx) – cannot be edited     •    connection and other settings for POP3 and SMTP (*.pnd)     •    reply templates (*.pm6)     •    notepad files *.pmp)     •    RTF versions of outgoing emails (*.pnx)</p><p>This is not quite complete. Others may wish to add to it. There may also be errors. </p><p> <b>...chris</b></p><p> </p><p> </p>