<P>Now resolved with help from the AVGfree forum.</P><P>In AVG menu go to Tools/Advanced settings/Email scanner and disable "Certify email" but leave  "Check incoming mail" enabled.</P><P>Bob</P>

I have pmail on 2 computers. When I get a digest email on one, the individual items in the digest are listed and when I click on that item, it opens. On the other, however, this does not happen and the list is shown as a vanilla email. What settings do I need to change on the second computer?

<blockquote>I have pmail on 2 computers. When I get a digest email on one, the individual items in the digest are listed and when I click on that item, it opens. On the other, however, this does not happen and the list is shown as a vanilla email. What settings do I need to change on the second computer?</blockquote>Strange, one sounds like a MIME digest and the other is not.  Are both these computers looking at the the same email digest?   Do both of them have MIME turned on?

<p>I apologize that this is not an answer to the original posters question, but I wanted to know if there's a way to get pegasus mail to display a digest inline rather than having to click on individual messages? </p><p> </p><p>thanks in advance!</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>Kris </p>

<p>Not sure what you are looking for but here are the command to change the settings on a LISTSERV type list server.  The MIME setting will change the digest to/from MIME type digests You send the changes to listserv@bama.ua.edu for the PMail lists.  Other list servers use other command. and some do not do MIME digests. </p><p> </p><p> </p><p>SIGNOFF                                        Remove yourself:              listname                          - From the specified list              *                                 - From all lists on that server              * (NETWIDE                        - From all lists in the network SET          listname options                  Alter your subscription options:              ACK/NOACK/MSGack                  -> Acknowledgements for postings              CONCEAL/NOCONCEAL                 -> Hide yourself from REVIEW              DIGests/INDex/NODIGests/NOINDex   -> Ask for digests or message                                                   indexes rather than getting                                                   messages as they are posted              HTML/NOHTML                       -> Prefer/avoid HTML mail                                                   (especially HTML indexes)              Mail/NOMail                       -> Toggle receipt of mail              MIME/NOMIME                       -> Prefer/avoid MIME format                                                   (especially MIME digests)              REPro/NOREPro                     -> Copy of your own postings?              TOPICS: ALL                       -> Select topics you are                      <+/->topicname               subscribed to (add/remove                                                   one or replace entire list) CHange                                         Change your e-mail address:              listname newaddr                  -> On the specified list only              * newaddr                         -> On all lists hosted here Options for mail headers of incoming postings (choose one):              FULLhdr or FULL822                -> "Full" (normal) mail headers              IETFhdr                           -> Internet-style headers              SHORThdr or SHORT822              -> Short headers              DUALhdr                           -> Dual headers, useful with PC                                                   or Mac mail programs              SUBJecthdr                        -> Normal header with list name                                                   in subject line  </p>

<p>I used Eudora for many years and loved it, but don't really care for the Thunderbird-ized version...but basically there was a simple checkbox to "view text attachments in the body of the message", not looking to change the way the listserv does things, just don't like clicking through 20 separate text messages in the digest. I've not been able to find anything like this in Pegasus...Outlook does the same thing as Pegasus and has no way to change it either. </p>

[quote user="hiho"]I have pmail on 2 computers. When I get a digest email on one, the individual items in the digest are listed and when I click on that item, it opens. On the other, however, this does not happen and the list is shown as a vanilla email. What settings do I need to change on the second computer? [/quote] <P>I've recently had a similar problem. I used to see them as "proper" digests but now have to read each message as an attachment. </P><P>I think that it is because I have changed from paid-for AVG to AVGfree; the latter causes the Content-Type in the header to be changed and adds the AVGMAIL entry in the body. The following snippet shows the end lines of the header and the first lines of the body: </P><P>----------------------------------------------------------------------------- List-Owner: <mailto:PMAIL-request@BAMA.UA.EDU> List-Archive: <http://bama.ua.edu/cgi-bin/wa?LIST=PMAIL> MIME-Version: 1.0 X-Antivirus: AVG for E-mail 8.0.175 [270.9.4/1791] Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="=======AVGMAIL-491FFD970000=======" X-PMFLAGS: 570949760 0 1 P4PGOSV7.CNM   --=======AVGMAIL-491FFD970000======= Content-Type: multipart/digest; boundary="MMHdXQaWEZUcEeEHDNeIIFaIECYSPR" --MMHdXQaWEZUcEeEHDNeIIFaIECYSPR Date: Sun, 16 Nov 2008 00:00:01 -0600 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- </P><P>If I edit the message so that the Content-Type line in the header is replaced by the Content type line in the body and delete the --=======AVGMAIL-491FFD970000======= line then it works "properly".</P><P>Is there any way that Pmail can be persuaded to ignore the problematic entries?</P><P>Bob</P><P> </P>