<p>I just had to rescue a hard disk from a failed computer, for someone who receives important and strategic documents (legal cases).</p><p> </p><p>I placed the sata disk in an empty sata box for external drives, and copy pasted the Mail folder. Ok, simple. But because I had time, I used a partition manager and reinstalled Pmail in a partition of its own. The disk will know have a second partition for Mail, a third for Documents, and even a fourth for an alternative Operating System (in case of virus).</p><p> </p><p>From this I draw a few ideas about the mailbox of Pmail. It is not really suggestions it is more like long term dreams, waiting for your impressions.</p><p> </p><p>Well first, the interface for changing mailbox location is not intuitive and orthodox now. Why do I have a "Change Now" button as I have changed nothing? And change what? What is "Default"? Normally I have the path, I click on "Browse" to open the explorer, I chose or create a folder, and then I click on "OK".</p><p> </p><p> But... wouldn't it be a good idea to add an option "Install Pmail in a partition of its own" ???</p><p> </p><p>Ideally, I would install the mailbox in another physical drive, away from C:, but even then, a specific partition would be safer. The interface would just ask for the location and the size of the new partition. </p>