OK, I'm all set.  Thanks a lot Chris and Caisson.  Stop by for a pineapple-banana smoothie some time.

I'm trying to set up Pegasus to run on a PC with several users.  I have an SSD (C:) for my OS and programs and a Hard disc (E:) for working files.  I have installed Pmail on C:\Pmail.  Can I move my mailbox (and other files that change) to E:?  After I used Pconfig it wouldn't let me login (using Admin - I received a message - there is no such user in the system or something like that).

Thanks, Geoffrey

Win7-64  Soft-Xpand

 Pegasus Mail for Microsoft Windows
Copyright (C) 1992-2014, David Harris, all rights reserved
Electronic mail to support@pmail.gen.nz.

WinPMail version: Version 4.70 (Win32), Feb 27 2014, build ID 546
Language resources: Standard UK English resource set
Extension Manager version: 1.14
Operating mode: Standalone
User name and ID: Single-user mode, 0
Windows version: 6.1
Windows flag word: 0
WINPMAIL.EXE directory: C:\PMAIL\Programs
Home mailbox location: c:\pmail\mail
New mailbox location: c:\pmail\mail
TMP environment variable: E:\Users\Geoffrey\AppData\Local\Temp
TEMP environment variable: E:\Users\Geoffrey\AppData\Local\Temp
LAN-based SMTP support: N, N, N
NetWare MHS support: N, N, N
Built-in TCP/IP support: Enabled
  - WINSOCK version: WinSock 2.0
  - WINSOCK path: WSOCK32.DLL
Commandline: -A
Active -Z options: 32768
PMR variable: (None)
PML variable: (None)
MAI variable: (None)
NB variable: (None)
Autofiltering folders: 0 (0 active, 0 inactive)
Last new mail count: 0
Message size soft limit: 0 bytes
Message size hard limit: 0 bytes
Attachment size soft limit: 0 bytes
Attachment size hard limit: 0 bytes
 

You certainly can, my copy of Pegasus is on C:\Pmail and my email is in x:\  my copy of PMail.cfg in the C:\PMail directory looks like this:

 X:\PMAIL\MAIL\~8        

You have a single user setup. You will need to change that to multi-user mode.

 http://community.pmail.com/forums/thread/20190.aspx

Thank you.  I'm working on setting it up for multiuser.  Please tell me, do I need to remove the -A (force stand alone) on the command line options?

No