I see that someone scaled Mt. Snowdon naked -- perhaps the political statement of the year. (Which isn't very old yet...)
How splendid that Mr. Harris is not just concerned but was moved to take steps against email snoops. I'd like to think of his actions as a small step forward toward the human Snowdon's elevation to at least Man of the Year.
I discovered this by checking the 11/13/13 Developer News Page. It's a good read as always. I recommend it.
And I was thus reminded to make my neglected 2013 donation.
I hope some of you -- all of you! will join me in that.
I only just started using it on Turkey day and it has grown on me mainly because the color schemes are "Heaven Worthy". Even the slight off color makes it look like lightning in the sky from Jesus Christ if I could be so humiliated to say so myself. It took a couple of hours it seems for the learning curve of setting up the mail-client, but it is worth it so far. You are probably surprised to see that someone had fun sending funny jokes to oneself. During the test some frustrations came up like some companies are very harsh on their requirements of proprietary information and matching criteria. If you do not fit the mold then your POP3 and SMTP service provider may not even allow you to access their system. That is what I have tried so do not dispair if you have all the correct settings yet connections are impossible. Just make sure you switch to a service provider that caters to your needs. Other than that little hickup, great job so far. I hope you continue on to be the best; In other words, "Heaven Worthy!"
When I try to find where a mail is, I get a folder as part of the search results. It would be much more useful if the folder was a path starting at the mailbox. The reason for this request is that my mail is stored in a tree. I have customers and suppliers, but some people may be in both under the same name. I also have many "Misc" and "zzz" folders for the odds and sods. If I get a folder of zzz there is not enough information to find the mail. However, if the folder result was "Company/Suppliers/zzz", the chances of finding the mail are very high.
Crazy subject and the command for unsubscribe is included two times.
Maybe you include a meanfull subject like "subscribe" or "unsubscribe" (if not set in listheader - some mailservers want commands in subjectline) and remove the second command, because this will result in an error-message?
Yes indeed 6.54 is top notch - with later versions of Mailwasher all filters have to be recreated as the two are incompatible - bad development strategy,
I have been using Mailwasher for years and over time have built up a very effective list of filters to delete mail from open proxy servers - 99.9% of which is spam. Anyone wishing to download this filter list from me is very welcome to do so.
I think it would be nice to highlight some text, click the link icon, and have the highlighted text automatically inserted into the text field of the insert hyperlink dialog box.
FYI Pegasus Mail V5 has a completely new Address Book facility (Contacts), which provides icons for most functions, including the Delete and Edit you would like to see. $64,000 question: When? Answer: Wait for an announcement hopefully this year.
Being called upon as tech support to my spouse fairly frequently to re-arrange her Pegasus startup Windows; I suggest a 'Startup Configuration/Windows Locking' option.
So that Pegasus starts up looking the same way & getting the same Identity e-mail in the same appearance as has been originally set up & the user is used to seeing.
May I suggest that you look at a General Ruleset, and use the "Age older than" rule with an Action set to Move the message to a seperate folder. Notice that the Age rule can be either a number of days old or older than a specific date. Attach the rule to the folder to be controlled.
This will require the setup of a series of folders with similar name to the originals (but not identical). I would suggest names such as "Arc-Mainfolder" so that you can see all your archive folders grouped together to monitor the archived capacity using Windows Explorer or one of the Pegasus Mail tools (ie PMRestArch)
Whether it is a "Live Sync" or a simple import/export of vCards (any version) doesn't really matter at present, because the current Pegasus Mail address book is very limited in the number of data items it can hold. As well there are structural differences which cannot be avoided. Even things like vCard sets will need some conversion. So until the finalized layout of the new version of Pegasus Mail is published, it will not be possible to program a conversion process.
For now there are a number of third party apps, that can exchange vCards with Google and maybe via Live Sync as you mentioned.
Agreed - thats the vast majority of my recently used addresses. ignore/flag/highlight/report the rest. Or just put the entry - which is an e-mail address - in the book by itself.
I wish there were a PMAIL App for Android and other smartphones. Of course not being a programmer I have no idea what would be involved in achieving that.
You can't change priority (or any other property) with mails in IMAP-folders. Times change and so there should be an option to disable this feature or including another cloumn in folderview with the possibility to sort on it ... highlighting the mail should otherwise be enough.