Seems to me that what you're trying to accomplish can't be done without creating and using identies. However, I have a sneaking suspicion that you're confusing users with identities. I recommend that you consult Pegasus help for identities. You'll probably find that they can do a lot of what you want to do, though perhaps not everything. If you want to receive all mails in one inbox and yet be able to reply from the address they were sent to, you may have to change identities manually, but all that takes is one click of the mouse. If, however, you can live with a variety of mail folders, you can set default identities for each of them. Hope this helps a little.

Cheers!

Dear Michael

Thank you once again.  You sorted out my last problem which was remarkably similar as regards solution.

Many thanks indeed.  I need to get a better (personal) memory.

Derek Jones

Same symptom, same cure.  Thank you Michael!

Cheers!

Neil

> Ok, confused by your response that the HOME & NEW should have the

same
> path but below you specify no path in the HOME location?  Which is

it?

When you have not split the HOME and NEW mail directory the entry for the home mail directory must be either blank (the best option) or matching the actual location os the HOME and NEW mail directory.  Entering a directory here is not a good idea unless you want to have the HOME and NEW mail directories split.

Keep in mind that new mail is not a real folder like the others. It is just a visual representation of the *.cnm files when doing pop3 or local delivery. The newly arrived messages are always added to the top and any with urgent marked on top of the others also. Once you resort or close and open new mail they are then sorted. The new mail in an IMAP mounted box depens on the inbox order on the server. Real folders, *.pmm and *pmi pairs are sorted according to preferences and those are sticky and when closed and opened remain the same as they were.

Hi and thanks!
ISO-8859-1 seems to set by default. I couldn't duplicate this problem on Windows XP. Something with html formatting.
More thanks, Alar.

[quote user="Pega"]Is this a matter of incompatability, or what? Please let me know![/quote]

Check first.

Hi Guy,

 Thank you very much for your hint. It worked (half the way). Yes, my own hierarchy of folders is expanded now. But not the hierarchy of shared imap folders. They are collapsed after every new start of pegasus mail.

One more hint?

With kind regards,

Alexander Reil

[quote user="vdhagen"]

A minor problem remains:  How can you get information about an IMC-folder if you don't know which (if any) IMAP profiles it belongs to?

[/quote]

My local IMAP directory structure:

   MailBox\IMC-3EA
   MailBox\IMC-3EB
   MailBox\IMC-3EC
   MailBox\IMC-3ED
   MailBox\IMC-3EE
   MailBox\IMC-3EF

Upon viewing the IMAP.PM file in a text editor I observe:

   Profile-ID: 1002 corresponds to MailBox\IMC-3EA
   Profile-ID: 1005 corresponds to MailBox\IMC-3ED
   Profile-ID: 1007 corresponds to MailBox\IMC-3EF

Perhaps you may make a similar observation.

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