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dgrahame posted Jul 4 '10 at 11:43 pm

Thanks, Sharkfin. 4.41 still works just fine for me. Glad to know that upgrading isn't necessary.

But I surely don't mind following complicated instructions once (or a few times, if necessary [:P]) to set up templates with a table. Once accomplished, I won't have to do it again.

I'd really love to have a reply template with a table, and to my knowledge, "stationery" just won't do that for me. If I'm mistaken about that, please let me know.

 

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breezes posted Jul 19 '10 at 11:44 pm

Thomas, sorry to be so long getting back to this.  I've been out of commission for a bit.

 I've got some questions regarding the procedure you set out.

Step 1.  My Home Mailbox is shown as C:/PMAIL/MAIL/kwb

Step 2.  I found three HIERARCH.PM files.

 The first is located C:/PMAIL/MAIL/HIERARCH.pm  (size=28.5 Kb)

The second:  C:/PMAIL/MAIL/JOAN/HIERARCH.pm  (size=6.03 Kb)

The third:  C:/PMAIL/MAIL/KWB/HIERARCH.pm  (size=26.6 Kb

 Which of those three do I want to rename?  My guess would be the first (size 28.5Kb).

Step 3.  Running WinPMail will re-create whichever I renamed.  Will it in any way disturb the others?  Will all my stored email be safe?  There are some emails which I cannot afford to destroy. 

I have my system backed up, and will do an incremental backup before the above process, but it would be so much easier not to have to re-build my system.

Thanks for your help and attention.

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kalu posted Jul 9 '10 at 5:00 pm

[quote user="jss1941"]Hibernating a Vista or Windows7 system seems to cause reloading already-read messages.  Not quite sure why, but it happens to me frequently, even though "download only unread messages" is set.  Perhaps one of the developers/testers can weigh in on this.[/quote]

Hi jss1941 thanks

Damn you are 100% right too. I have vista on my laptop and frequently do hibernate my laptop. Yes the culprit is caught .. it's hibernating vista. I practically implemented it.

Thanks. I had a great experience with this topic

thankyou verymuch guys

kalu

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Michael posted Jul 4 '10 at 2:46 pm

[quote user="bkngbl"]My problem is similar to the msg by rafi on 6\22\2010.[/quote]

It would have been easier to look up if you had provided a link to the , so one doesn't have to search for it. Here's another post providing possible solutions.

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When I look at the local autoforwarding  option in Novell Netware it

tells me I cannot edit it ( ie to forward to my external email address)

 Use nconfig.exe (NDS) or pconfig.exe (bindery) to edit the extended features to forward the local and internet mail.  Edit the SMTP interface to make sure you are forcing all mail through Mercury so that local delivery is turned off to all mail goes through Mercury.

────────────── Mercury/Charon SMTP Interface ──────────────

    Spool interface?:   Y
         Output path:   \\THOMAS\SYS\SMTPMAIL
            Enabled?:   Y
          Preferred?:   Y
         Use always?:  [Y ]
  This server's name:   novell-tstephenson.com
       Our time zone:   +0700
        Organization:   TStephenson

 If you want absolutely all mail to go via SMTP, then set
 this field to Y. Setting this field effectively disables
 Pegasus Mail's own delivery agent, and MHS support.

 

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irelam posted Jul 1 '10 at 7:55 pm

I would suggest you send multipart/alternative  in order that the recipient gets Text version and Html version. It sounds like he/she is using Outlook Express (or whatever it is called now). See menu Tools/Options/Outgoing Mail/Sending Mail and check "Generate Multipart..."

Martin

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irelam posted Jul 3 '10 at 11:20 pm

Just to let you know that Bearhtml displayed html messages can now handle DEL/INS tags. The beta code will be available within the next few days. I unfortunately don't know if the internal TER/HTS combo can handle the situation.  I am going to test it out, now that my code appears to handle things ok.

Martin

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FJR posted Jul 8 '10 at 4:27 pm

[quote user="John Dennis"]

I thought of adding another column to the folder but apparently this is impossible?

[/quote]

It is impossible. 

[quote]

Is there a work-around? 

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Don't know any workaround 


    Olaf

 
 

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pdavis posted Jun 30 '10 at 5:34 am

pmr= ..\lists

pml= ..\lists

happily takes me from programs, up one and down into the lists folder. Now it is independent of the drive letter. I should have thought of trying this first! Anyway, this forum entry might help someone else trying to get books and lists to roam.

Thanks for the help.

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Eshtaol posted Jun 29 '10 at 6:05 am

Seems to have been an authorization problem and working now

 I had a Verizon Tech in this afternoon on another internet service problem

and I think something was tinkered with.

Many thanks to anyone that looked at my problem

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Henkjan posted Jun 28 '10 at 8:22 pm

maybe make a sticky out of this problem, there is also another recent thread (http://community.pmail.com/forums/thread/23907.aspx) with this issue. I also experienced the same when my smtp server refused a large message.

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vefatica posted Jun 25 '10 at 6:33 pm

[quote user="Steffan"]

Are you using list mode or preview mode for your mail folders? If you're using preview mode, check that 'Mark previewed messages as having been read' is unchecked. Hope this helps.

Cheers!

[/quote]

 

Thanks, Steffan.  It's a special Pmail config just for reading emails from a collection of forums.   And I want to stick with the previewer.  It's actually OK.  In my tests, My tests involved only **one** email so as soon as I clicked the folder, the test email appeared in the previewer and was marked as read.  If there are more emails that had been routed to that folder they are not marked as read.  It's working as desired.

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Michael posted Jun 24 '10 at 6:19 pm

[quote user="beezlebug"] i've got a problem with opening eMails. Some eMails (it seems that the problem only occurs with HTML mails) can't be opened by doubleclick. Marking the mail and hitting Enter is working fine. Any ideas?[/quote]

Known problem, no fix: This is caused by Pegasus Mail not waiting for the so-called "doubleclicktime" to pass before rendering an email - and HTML rendering (as well as decrypting or verifying digital signatures) takes significantly longer than plain text rendering ... sorry ...

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FJR posted Jul 9 '10 at 11:42 am

That's since PM44 or so on ...

 Go to addressbook -> addressbook properties -> Options for all addressbooks and deselect something like 'Insert E-Mail-address instead Alias'

(sorry ... having german Pegasus).
 

so long    Olaf


 

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Michael posted Jul 15 '10 at 7:38 pm

[quote user="Steffan"]

When creating a new identity, the new identity is based on the default one, including all general and internet settings.[/quote]

And the email address of such an identity can be changed at Tools => Internet options => General. After doing so you can select the identity (and thereby email address) in the email editor (either on the Special tab or the Message tab depending on you selection of Add identity selector at Tools => Options => Messages and replies - or on the main toolbar or in the Reply or Forward dialogs.
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Michael posted Jun 27 '10 at 8:18 pm

[quote user="Vincent Fatica"]The subjects of emails showing in my folders are truncated at 35 characters (or thereabouts).  Can I change that?[/quote]

No, this is a "hard coded" limit of the current folder system - David Harris is currently working on a new one which will fix this along with lots of other issues. The new mail "folder" isn't actually a folder, i.e. there's no index file where the (abbreviated) subject is taken from, instead the respective messages (each one in a separate file) are scanned in total whenever being opened.

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