Oh jeez! This is embarrassing. Just figured it out. When I click the Restore Down, it DID restore down -- all the way down until the only thing visible was the 3-option tab (minimize, max, close).

When I passed the mouse over that tab, I saw that I could re-size to a visible window. 

Now, after I closed that, all succeeding opens for New msg and Reply will default back to the most previously sized window. 

You must have triggered some notion in me to try that. But in decades of using Windows, I don't know if I had ever seen what the minimum size of a "Restore down" window looked like. Now I know.

Thank you for the warning.   I was not aware the address and password were in such a file as the session log file until it was suggested, and then they seemed to have disappeared between the discarded values from 2003 and today, which is why I thought there was no problem in pasting the text lines.    I have deleted the lines mentioned, but now I can access my ISP profile to apply changes and shall be more careful in future.

I've looked in the PM Help menu and in the downloaded PMail Manual, but unfortunately  it just refered to a password for encryption of messages not the server access password.

Thanks for the help.

Rodney Fry

http://community.pmail.com/forums/thread/38255.aspx

[quote user="BryAF4K"]

I am using WIN 7 and Pmail 4.6

At some point I changed the font colors for quoted text in replies to some garish RED background and some othe rforeground (like blue) - and now I want to undo it but can't find where!

Does anyone know how to accomplish this please?

TIA

[/quote]

Which version of Pmail are you using? There was formerly a problem of a red background, which was resolved in v4.62.

There is a whitepaper in the downloads area of this Community that provides details about the files that can be copied to a new mailbox directory to restore data without affecting configuration.  Find it here:

http://community.pmail.com/files/folders/whitepapers/entry41852.aspx

Backup your new mailbox directory before you start, work slowly, test often, do additional backups between successful steps.

Brian,

Thanks, found it!

...chris

Mercury isn't involved. Involved are very big mail providers mostly using something like postfix on Unix/Linux - in discussed case mostly in Germany (OK - it's a german mailinglist; I'm not sure, if that problem was reported with gmail too).

David would be happy to sell licenses of Mercury to them - would be a nice income [:)]

bye   Olaf

Hi David,

this would be also my question! 

Best regards from Germany and a hopefully happy new year! 

Michael

Sorry, my mistake.

Found out the function only works with mail-folder to mail-folder.  My destination folder was a file-folder [:$]

Redid the folder as a mail-folder and works [8-|]

You are a genius, it worked...

Norm

Thanks. It worked perfectly [:D]

Start a new thread with any specific questions to my comments as there are many folks who are way more knowledgeable than I about the inner workings that can corroborate, contest or clarify my comments. 

[quote user="caisson"]

Automatic in a plain text email and use the "Insert a hyperlink" feature in the message editor for HTML.

For signatures use the signature editor.

If you search for "clickable links" within this forum you should find what you need by way of info.

[/quote]

Thank you Caisson - easy when you know how!  Couldn't easily find the topic in help, hence my Q.  Thanks again.

Another way to check things out.  Use Selective Retrieval on the File menu. Click the items that have a small file size for retrieval and when done click the Do It button. Then start selecting the larger messages one at a time, and repeat the Do It button. If you are lucky you will find a threshold file size.

You can then set the maximum file size to be downloaded in the POP3 profile (menu Tools/Internet Options, and click the POP3 tab. Then click the profile name that you use, and click Edit. Finally click the Download Control tab. Fill in the maximum filesize amount and click OK twice. 

Any message larger than this amount will need to be downloaded via Selective Retrieval method. 

HTH

Martin 

[quote user="Charles Ellis"]Will Pegasus run on that?[/quote]

No and yes, see . Some issues have been reported here through the years, though.

[quote user="Kenny"]

I read the Help. It was not very helpful. It does not say which way to move those controls in order to make Spamhalter catch more, or less, spam. 

Does anyone know?

Ken

[/quote]

Spam level is a threshold value. If the computed spam probability exceeds this value the message is classified as spam.

Not-spam boost is a multiplier of the no spam word count. Increase if using a small data base.

I suggest starting a new thread beginning with an explanation of how the same messages are getting on the different machines.  Are you sharing a mailbox?  Is each machine downloading the same messages? 

Also... Is IERenderer enabled?  Are you running the same version of IERenderer on both machines? 

Finally, explain what happens when a message that doesn't appear in the preview pane is double clicked.  Does it open in a reader window?

FWIW, when a message won't display or an attachment won't open, the first thing to try is a restart of the PC.

Hmm ... you should ask David :-)

I asume that Pegasus on close first closes  the connection to your IMAP-Account and in consequence has to close the IMAP-box (in "modern" view) or all folderwindows (in "classic" view) depending on that connection. So the windowstate saved on close is only windows of local folders open. I never tried that as I swapped to "modern" view as soon as Pegasus had it available.

It seems it works as designed ...

bye   Olaf

I wonder if you are thinking about the capability to sort a distribution list by domain.  I don't know of a way to do it in a folder. 

An option that comes to mind for seeing all messages received from and sent to a domain is to do a search for the domain in the headers.

In Tools | Internet options | General you can create a session log which might provide some useful information.

Read the associated Help files before doing so.

You can post the log here if you wish but remove your username and password first. Be aware that these might be in Base64 format and not immediately apparent.