You tell us you have a Yahoo-account with mailaddress johnnybegood99003@yahoo.com. Do you?

Why are you using the server p3plsmtpa01-05.prod.phx3.secureserver.net??? Send it to SMTP-server of Yahoo!!!

bye   Olaf

[quote user="Paul_W"]

However, if one goes to the Sympatico site, the recommended configuration is:

 Outgoing mail server (SMTP)

1. SMTP Server: smtphm.sympatico.ca
2. Port: 25 (or 587 if port 25 does not work)
3. Authentication required: Yes
4. TLS/SSL Required: Yes (select TLS if available, if not, select SSL)

 This is exactly how I have configured Pegasus.

[/quote]

Then the next thing to do is turn on session logging  and get on the line with them with the session log in hand and ask them what the error message means.

There has been much traffic and discussion on the DNSChanger Trojan (since last Oct?) could this be a factor? All heck will be breaking 2012-mar-08. Do a search for DNSChanger.

 from a commandline type:

ipconfig /all<ret>

Near the end there should be one or two entries for DNS.

Here are some known hostile IP address pairs used by the DNS Changer malware:

64.28.176.1 -  64.28.191.254

67.210.0.1 -  67.210.15.254

77.67.83.1 - 77.67.83.254

85.255.112.1 -  85.255.127.254

93.188.160.1 -  93.188.167.254

213.109.64.1 -  213.109.79.254 

Try using OpenDNS as your DNS host/source. Information can be found here:

http://www.opendns.com/

it is a free service. 

I think I have solved problem.  I changed mouse and it seems to be a better.

[quote user="ChefJohn"]I have not encountered the problem since turning off IE renderer.[/quote]

Well, I'm glad for you, but could you please help us in diagnosing this issue, for everyone's advantage?

[quote user="ChefJohn"]

When I had IE renderer turned on I could select which browser I could open a hyperlink with (I have IE, Firefox, CHrome & OPera installed).[/quote]

Yes, it's currently an IERenderer only feature which might make it into future versions of Pegasus Mail or not.

[quote user="ChefJohn"] This is new behaviour.[/quote]

Yes.

First of all you should write down the error messages.

What's the version of your Pegasus? If not up to date, try PM463.

 bye   Olaf

[quote user="Ross Luelf"]Since installing the latest Pegasus (4.63), winpm.32 can  occupying 50% of my cpu for lengthy periods while Pegasus is idle,causing my PC to slow .[/quote]

There are already lots of threads dealing with this issue, most notably .

[quote user="gthornejr"]Thanks for the great support![/quote]

You're welcome!

You are absolutely right. I don't know how the message window got located off the visibile screen, but after tiling them now when I open a message it it visibile on the screen. Everything is back to normal. Thanks very much. I'm glad the solution was (in hindsight) so simple.

Thanks for the reassurance...it worked fine, first time.  I didn't need the back-ups.

Be sure to get a copy of http://www.vandenbogaerde.net/pegasusmail/pf_pmfiles.html

to use for reference.

Often it is due to an overlly large message on server. Try using File menu, Selective download to see if you can identify the overly large message and maybe to remove it. Does your ISP also offer a webmail interface you could use to try to view the overly large message in the queue?

Your distribution lists are *.pml files. They should be in the same directory as your address books and your mail folders.

Cheers!

Thanks for this suggestion, which has worked a treat.

Check Help, About, Info button display and compare with old setup you had before. It sounds as if the winpmfua.pm which holds the recently used messages is not being found now or else the the two check blocks for address book or recently used are unchecked in the new setup. Check Tools, Options and the messages and replies section down near the bottom to be sure both items are checked.

In a new default install the winpmfua.pm would be located in c:\pmail\mail\admin location which is the default home and new mail location also.

Can any of you please forward a "failing message" to <beta-reports [at] pmail.gen.nz> (either attached or as CNM-file from the new mail directory to be identified via Help => About Pegasus Mail => Info)? TIA

[quote user="ddmartin"]But if I resend this email to different mail client without editing, this word is correct.[/quote]

Please forward the CNM file to <beta-reports [at] pmail.gen.nz>: Copy the message to the new mail folder, right-click the message in the new mail folder to figure out the filename on the Message properties screen, open Help => About Pegasus Mail => Info to look-up the New mailbox location and attach the respective file to a message.

Both the attempt to send and then the POP collection failed after about 20 seconds - despite the Pegasus timouts being longer.

My attempts to connect to mail.cyberglobe.net via telnet produced varying results suggesting they either have a capacity problem or they are using software that limits the connection frequency from one IP address.

Since you say it "takes several attempts" but eventually works, my advice is to ask your mail provider if there are any limits on downloading/sending.