The address and subject fields are not resizable in current 4.x series either in WinPMail or in the win OS of later versions.

The only visual change in size may be achieved by changing the display driver resolution and you might want to try 1024x768 or 800x600 if the system and monitor will allow that settings to be used. I have the same problem with my new machine with 1366x768 display.

Try using magnify which is a included in some later win OS versions.

HTML display may be increased by use of ctrl_  + pg up if using IERenderer of ctrl+> in BearHTML if size is not precoded in by the sender. If using the IERenderer it can be increased even if hard coded in the source so that may be a reason to use the IERenderer.

The OS settings for large font or 125% or 150% increase have no effect in WinPMail.

Great. Thanks.

Oskar

[quote user="rdubbs"]However, when I tried to open an email with html content, Pegasus crashed (Win7 64, Home Premium).[/quote]

All known, see . An IERenderer update works around the bugs introduced with IE 9.

Hi i have a shortcut for Pegasus on the desktop and on the

start menu the one on the desktop will open PGM but crash straight away and the

one in the start menu works fine. (Did i mention that all shortcuts have all

the exact same command line instructions i.e. C:\PMAIL\Programs\winpm-32.exe

-roam -A) The only difference is that the one on the desktop was copied from

the desktop of a Vista 32 installation and they are both now in a Win7 64 bit installation??

Just thought it a bit curious a shortcut is a shortcut or so i thought. I’m

going to copy the one from the start menu and paste it to the desktop and see

what happens?<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />

Updating and installing IErenderer has fixed this problem !! link to post that fixed this for me

Hi Guy

Thanks, that was all it needed. It works fine.

Regards

Beni

Solved (by doing as you suggested) 

Thanks Idw,

i'll try that and i managed to find a way around it crude but if i reply and if i tick include original text in the reply i was able to read the message (which is a promising job offer yippy).

I have another issue as well with short cuts

I'm okay, Michael and Thomas. I only have that one that's affected and I'll just view in trash in Gmail or view in browser in the meantime. It's not a big deal.

Thanks for the replies.

Ellie

Thanks mate.

So the print preview option is only available in HTML formatted emails.

hope to see this feature in plain text email as well in next version

Thanks

kalu

[quote user="Florian"]

The new icons/buttons look great - I have been looking for that for years...

Only: is it possible to have an (optional?) smaller version? On a small notebook display they take quite a lot of space.[/quote]

Here's a dealing with icon issues including replies by Sven Henze.

Thanks! [:$]

Hi bfluet i have seen that post and the file format in windows mail is different than outlook but thanks for the reply but i think i will just use win live mail and Pegasus side by side for a while till i no longer need windows mail easiest i think

Thanks Brian Fluet, for the instruction documentation.  I must put it in the next update to PMIcal.   I have added some code into PMIcal to detect the meaningless filename in the attachment description (either '.' (dot) or '-' (dash). The effect will be to examine the first line of every attachment when this mis-named attachment name occurs, and see if it contains the "BEGIN:VCALENDAR" line.

I will try to get the update released to Community within the next couple of weeks.I am not looking forward to the next Microsoft Office update for Windows 10, due anytime soon, as it will probably throw more wrinkles again into vCalendar.

Martin

> Yes, both identities have the exactly same SMTP sending options.

You were sending with an identity without an SMTP setup, that's what the error message told you.  Are you absolutely sure that there is not another identity without the SMTP setup?

> On the roll-back question, I asked because there does seem to be a lot

more complexity in the new version,
> most of which I am sure we will not

be accessing.  Hence my question. 

I'm not all that sure what you mean.  The only major difference between v4.6x and v4.5x is the addition if the IE Renderer as part of the install. If it's turned off there is no more complexity at all.

Yes - and, OT, it can be frustrating watching people click a menu, then click an option when they can do it with one click or a keyboard command... bleugh!

[quote user="Greenman"]What I meant was not the possibility of infection from malicious software but the possibility that running the exe may have damaged the Pegasus installation by trying to copy/move/create files in places they should not be. That was all.[/quote]

Believe it or not, but this was exactly the reason for providing an installer instead of a simple file archive for copying files to proper locations: to ensure proper setup and locations plus allowing me to remove remnants of previous test installations before IERenderer became an official part of Pegasus Mail - only that I didn't add a hint about it being an installer in the frist place ...

[quote user="Ted"]however, I don't know exactly which file extensions and/or folders contain my addresses and folders are located.[/quote]

Take a look at for reference.

You can setup multiple email accounts for an user using identities, see the online help.

Regards

[quote user="billmac"]It appears that the file was overwritten with a default configuration this morning. Pegasus is now working fine. Just for interest, what are the typical reasons for this overwrite?[/quote]

There are none, this should never happen unless the file is deleted which might happen if Pegasus Mail crashes while trying to update it - or if an AV scanner causes havoc (most likely reasons ...).

Thanks for the help - the problem was that Pegasus crashed as soon as it was opened.

I will send the offending message and run the program - but it might take a few days to organise it.

Thanks again for your help.

Cheers

Richard

[quote user="Ellie Kennard"]Mailer is : X-Mailer: ZuckMail [version 1.00][/quote]

It turns out that it's actually broken HTML (using CSS-style color values for plain HTML attributes, Opera and IE display it the same way, only Firefox doesn't care): While I could implement a fix for this it might open a can of worms since this kind of issue might occur in multiple locations. I would prefer the "ZuckMail" providers to fix this (after all it's only version 1.00) unless many people continue to encounter this as well in the near future.