A solution for your smtp profiles is to use mailroam, once you've recorded in mailroam the different smtp servers you use and connect each of them to a particular ip or range of ip's or even to a domain name, you just have to declare the localhost (127.0.0.1) as smtp server in PM, mailroam, then, does the job.  That's what I do on my laptop.

But you're right it could be nice to revert the state of a final form mail.

HTH

Hi,

this suggestion/request follows on from a posting I made in the community technical support forum. Although a good suggestion was made how I can address this issue by using a mail proxy programme, I still feel it would be ideal if it could be addressed from within Pegasus.

I currently use two different smtp profiles, of which only one works, depending on whether I am at work or at home. Generally, I use Identities to set my location, and there are no issues. However, I frequently forget to do so, and as a result, I have emails queued for sending that cannot be sent, unless I go into my outbox, resend them, and change the identity on the "special" tab. This also requires me to delete the first email out the queue. Generally, I cannot change the identity on that first mail any more, because it is already in "final form".

I guess to some extent the question here is whether a mail in "final form" cannot remain in, or revert back to, "ready to send" state, if a mail is not transmitted successfully?

thanks

Rolf