If these files include the intact headers, you might find that changing the file extensions to CNM and then mounting the folder as a new mailbox (Folders > Add mailbox to list...) in Pegasus will let you see them and work with them normally.

Anyway, they're only text files, so surely you can get some program that looks for any file with the content "bob@example.org" anywhere within it? That would presumably catch both incoming and outgoing messages...

Nope, almost 1 gig but not anywhere near 2 gig.

[quote user="weamish"]Version 4.31.[/quote]

Please upgrade to the latest version before we start getting into details, and if you've got IE 9 installed you may need to update IERenderer separately after doing so. Aside from this are lots of posts dealing with crashes of various kinds.

[quote user="Simeon"]Yep, that is it... thanks, I would never have thought to look down there after having it in the window menu for soooooo long![/quote]

It'll be back there after upgrading IERenderer to the .

[quote user="Auser"]The message in the lower left corner has " Applying Filtering Rules....", and there may not have been any new messages.[/quote]

What about turning off filtering for a try? Does your AV scanner scan the new mail directory (every new mail is stored in a single file as opposed to other folders where all messges are stored in a single file only)? If so try without it.

Could you post your "Info" file.

In Pmail go to Help - About Pegasus Mail - Info.

-- 

James Quigley

A year or so ago, I wrote in asking how to make Pegasus' write new

mail screen area stay maximized when I opened it to compose a letter.

No one was able to come up with any fix, nor any reason my version of

Pegasus was doing or not doing this. My older versions had always worked

like that so I was puzzled.

 I seem to remember some numbers in a

portion of the, I believe, "PMAIL.INI" portion of the Pegasus file.

Setting the proper numbers was difficult and didn't really work, anyway.

It had to be done manually and I was advised not to worry about it

because it was tough to hit the proper setting so the screen would stay

maximized when opening Pegasus to write mail (something about a 'hairy edge' or similar). Now they are set to:

Application window rectangle              = -4 -4 1288 776
Editor window default width and depth     = 1280 672

 Well, I don't know

what or if I changed something inadvertently but now when I open Pegasus

to compose mail, the writing area is maximized upon opening and stays

that way every time I've done this for a few weeks now. I would like to

make a copy of the portion of the "PMAIL.INI" file to save in case I

start having sizing trouble again. Right now I have the entire

"PMAIL.INI" file copied and saved. Would it be better

to just save the portion of that file that relates to the write new mail

screen staying at its maximum size and not overwrite the entire file if

I ever need to do it?

Can someone please tell me what I should copy and save for future use? Saving the

entire file? Or if this is even the best way to preserve the settings I

am using right now? Thanks for any info!

Can be downloaded from this Community site at: http://community.pmail.com/files/folders/pegadd/entry28095.aspx

Offers the following enhancements:

o  Enhanced remote graphics validation. Checking file header signatures
o  Updated international Helpfile contents
o  Re-enable Tidy invocation
o  Re-use Shift + Ctrl + R to toggle CSS support
o  Add Cancel support in Print Setup dialog
o  Added support for DATA protocol for inline images
o  Updated Tidy options for Nbsp tag    

Please let me know of any issues or problems by either posting on this site, or emailing me at irelam@telus.net, with an example problem message.

It is important to provide version information on Bearhtml, Pegasus Mail, and Operation System.

Martin

[quote user="caisson"]

Tools -Advanced Settings-Compact Folders.

[/quote]

Ooops, place "Options" between "Tools -Advanced Settings-"

But thanks, I made a few guesses and got it.

Long version is...

Tools -> Options -> Advanced Settings -> Recovery of deleted space from folders -> Compact folders once -> [0] 

The zero value ("0") in  will set it to never. (I hope)

Many thanks; that worked as hoped for.

Start with "Imap" in the Pmail help index.

-- 

James Quigley

Jerry, my apologies.  I was looking in the Contents list.  I have just found the reference in the Index at the back!

   David T-C.

[quote user="jimwolfe6"]Thanks so much for including that feature.[/quote]

You're welcome.

A year or so ago, I wrote in asking how to make PMAIL's write new mail screen area stay maximized when I opened PMAIL to compose a letter. No one was able to come up with any fix, nor any reason my version of PMAIL was doing or not doing this. My older versions had always worked like that so I was puzzled.

 I seem to remember some numbers in a portion of the, I believe, "STATE.PMJ" portion of the Pegasus file. Setting the proper numbers was difficult and didn't really work, anyway. It had to be done manually and I was advised not to worryabout it because it was tough to hit the proper setting so the screen would stay maximized when opening Pegasus to write mail.

Well, I don't know what or if I changed something inadvertently but now when I open Pegasus to compose mail, the writing area is maximized upon opening and stays that way every time I've done this for a few weeks now. I would like to make a copy of the portion of the "STATE.PMJ" file to save in case I start having sizing trouble again. Right now I have the entire "STATE.PMJ" file copied and saved but I think (???) it would be better to just save the portion of that file that relates to the write new mail screen staying at its maximum size and not overwrite the entire file if I ever need to do it.

Can someone please tell me what file names and figures I should copy and save for future use without saving the entire file? Or if this is even the best way to preserve the settings I am using right now? Thanks for any info!

 Robert

Thanks, Thomas

Aha! Yes, I had several 'Prices' folders. I have now renamed them.

Cheers!

[quote user="Béèm"]Don't know why the update didn't work, but I have a working 4.61 now. [/quote]

Just make sure to use the if installing IE 9 on your machine - otherwise you'll start getting crashes again!

I get .pps files as attachments and configures the content viewer to use OpenOffice simpress to open the file.

I run Pmail 4.52 in wine.

simpress loads, but doesn't find the pps file., which in reality is in the temp directory.

I get a message about it.

The path should be /root/.wine/drive_c/users/root/Temp/<the file>

It looks like Pmail isn't given the correct info to simpress.

Or is there something else?

When I go to the directory and select the wpm$..... file, the pps opens with simpress.

Hi,

I used pegasus mail for more than 10 years with my pop3-account and now I want to get more "mobility" with an IMAP-implemetation. So I have some qustions to the community because I have problems to realizing a little bit more "advances (?") filtiering functions.


On Pegasus startup I would like to do the following:
a) move all read mails (whatever mail application marked the mail as read) from my IMAP inbox into a special folder on the IMAP-server.
b) copy all mails from this special server-folder into a local Pegasus folder (as a backup). All mails should be copied only once. So I have a 1:1 copy of my mails in a local Pegasus folder (easy backup, depends not on Inet-connection, ...)

If this is not possible at the startup time of pegasus - it could be a temp. solution to do this manually. But then both filters should be handles in one rule if possible - I don't like to do many clicks for a routine function.

Is this possible with the acual pegasus imap implemention?  And how?

Regards
  tofu

Checked with my compadre about maybe reviewing the database itself if I send to him.

No different on the raw view check OR antivirius but as mentioned nobody else had virus problems

Following is HIS reply back to me

 Sorry. 

The database won't show if you opened a file in the operating
system.  And, considering you processed the second one and it did the same
thing....  Here is the thing.  You forwarded my original email with the
attachments back to me and the txt file itself was corrupted.That indicates that it had to
happen between the internet and your email software. 

It was corrupt before you did anything with it.  It could be something happening with your
software, your anti virus or your provider but has to be before you copied it.
 

[quote user="idw"]

You should have mentioned before that this only happens when replying to a selected portion of text: Now I can duplicate it, but only in this case ...

[/quote]

You're right, sorry, I didn't realize that. I always select a part of the message before replying, in order to remove extra signatures. 

Sorry again,