Sorry to tell you this but those fonts are hard coded as are the fonts in numerous other places within Pegasus Mail. This is a known problem for those of us using hi-res monitors. I ended up stepping down my 1920x1280 resolution to make Pmail usable. I don't remember what resolution I am using (it is on my home laptop) but is was
the next lower resolution that maintained the same aspect ratio. Those fonts are still small but I can deal with them now. Consider doing a forum search on the subject to review other posters responses to this issue.
Egad. The only corruption here is a corruption in the brain of the user (me).
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As a very long time user I have been updating pmail in place rather than doing fresh installs, and this led me to overlook the "Where a choice for formats exist display the fancy version" on the message READER, as I had turned off use of formatted text in message REPLYING.
With display of fancy version on, the Message tab shows the formatted html, and more important, it prints formatted properly, headers and all.
I knew it had to be some stupid little thing I was doing wrong.
(In case it's of use to the developers, my mental bug was in thinking that to get html to print, I had to go to the Attachments tab, select the html, and then print that. I suppose that should work too, just like printing from the Message tab, but that's a different issue.)
[quote user="Reesa"]Where do the crash logs go? I did not see any link to a Debug log from within Pegasus.[/quote]
If you don't get alerted about an auto-saved message there is none. In such a case you should launch PM via the debugger, there should be a respective shortcut in the Start menu folder created for the debugger. Reading the Readme.txt file should give you some hints as well.
I just upgraded to Win 7 and I really wrestled with the WinExplorer search box before giving up. I opted to install and use the Explorer Plugin for NotePad++; it works very well.
I found one .PMX message in my Home directory with a key word that appears in the body of the message. The message type I have is Final form. It is a text-only message; no RTF format nor attachments nor images. There was no corresponding .PNX file. I deleted the .PMX file and now have an empty outgoing mail box.
Have you tried the Selective Download on the File menu? Select the message you want then click the Retrieve and Delete button and then the Make It So button
It should download regardless of any rules
Martin
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I tried this. Doesn't work . And as I said there are no POP3 rules defined.
Since Pegasus has not changed, and others using other systems at the same location can download these eMails, I'm beginning to wonder if it is a Winsock or MTU related issue on the system having the problem.
Most of my issues are now gone. The only one that is not solved yet is the one where an accepted email is still being moved to SPAMHALTER folder, now it is being moved when the InBox is clicked on to open, that is when it is getting moved. I have gone in and set a filter for that specific FROM field to be moved to it's holding folder which it is not being moved there but to the SPAMHALTER. Still working on that one. The other items seem to be holding so far, further testing to be done later, again . .
Do you intend to tell me you did some testing as you had asked me if I had done? Thank you for being as intelligent as you appear. That is a feature that has not been demonstrated in most of these forums, which I hold membership in about 55 of them. Some have even threatened me with being banned if I did not stop reporting to other users that I have run two (2) firewalls, two (2) antivirus softwares, three (3) malware software and have done scans simultaneously with them all. And have Microsoft's EMET latest version on my system without any lockup, yes the system is rrraaatttthhheeerrr sssslllloooww but all is well that ends well.
Back to the original issue, it looks as though wait is the only solution, Version 5.x . . .
I spent some time this morning at the Microsoft Sync site, and as you mention it seems to want to sync with MsExchange/Outlook (corporate server).
However I did find some links that seem to suggest that there is a link (pardon the pun) with Microsoft Live Mail (a.k.a Outlook Express), which would be more useful with individual/private users See http://windows.microsoft.com/en-CA/windows-live/mail-import-backup-restore which will allow one or two individual entries to be exported to vCard sets, or if you want a whole lot of entries then export to .Csv files (Pegasus Mail understands Csv files with a little tweaking)..
The trick here would be to get your Android to sync with Live Mail :-(