Pegasus Mail <layer id="google-toolbar-hilite-0" style="background-color: Yellow; color: black;">address</layer> book files have the .PMR extension (and the corresponding index files are .PM!).
Here is a useful KB article that lists the various Pegasus Mail files and their extensions:
http://kbase.pmail.gen.nz/viewfull.cfm?ObjectID=57B946D6-DDCC-40D6-BD7B04F2816AC887
As
for the locations, I have to admit, since I use custom program and
mailbox locations, I forget what the defaults end up being. What I would do is to look for where
your current PMAIL.INI file is located. If you close Pegasus Mail and
then do a search, it should have a date/time stamp that is current -
copy your .PMR / .PM! files into that same mailbox folder where you find PMAIL.INI and restart Pegasus Mail.
<p>Pegasus Mail <layer id="google-toolbar-hilite-0" style="background-color: Yellow; color: black;">address</layer> book files have the .PMR extension (and the corresponding index files are .PM!).</p><p>Here is a useful KB article that lists the various Pegasus Mail files and their extensions:</p><p>http://kbase.pmail.gen.nz/viewfull.cfm?ObjectID=57B946D6-DDCC-40D6-BD7B04F2816AC887</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>As
for the locations, I have to admit, since I use custom program and
mailbox locations, I forget what the defaults end up being.&nbsp; What I would do is to look for where
your current PMAIL.INI file is located.&nbsp; If you close Pegasus Mail and
then do a search, it should have a date/time stamp that is current -
copy your .PMR / .PM! files into that same mailbox folder where you find PMAIL.INI and restart Pegasus Mail.</p><p>
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