Error Message

posted Sep 12 '08 at 11:21 pm

I'd be happy to forward this to you for more study if you'd like.

Probably not necessary, I suspect that these headers were part of the HTML message body and they also had some hidden formatting crud like like line breaks that you were also trying to delete. One way to handle that is to use a CTRL+Y to delete line-by-line instead of trying to select a lot of lines to delete. Might still crash but you'll have a better chance to make this work.

<blockquote>&nbsp;I'd be happy to forward this to you&nbsp; for more study if you'd like. </blockquote>Probably not necessary, I suspect that these headers were part of the HTML message body and they also had some hidden formatting crud like like line breaks that you were also trying to delete. One way to handle that is to use a CTRL+Y to delete line-by-line instead of trying to select a lot of lines to delete. Might still crash but you'll have a better chance to make this work.

breezes

posted Sep 12 '08 at 8:42 pm

I'm running Pegasus 4.41 on a W2K system. This morning I've run up against a problem.

I'm trying to forward an email to three people. Everything works well until I have the forwarding message in a window with the recipient's addresses. I have made the selection to edit the message so that I can delete a bunch of addresses from previous forwardings. While I'm highlighting some of the previous headers to delete them, I receive an error message: "winpm-32.exe has generated errors and will be closed by windows. You will need to restart the program. An error log is being created."

The three are a normally used group of recipients. I have forwarded other email without incident. The email has both text and pictures (relax--it's about women's right to vote). If I do not try to delete all the previous recipients the email goes out in good shape. I forwarded back to myself as a test.

What's going on here? Do you need more information in order to suggest an answer? Where is the error log? I'd be interested to see exactly what it has to say.

I'm running Pegasus 4.41 on a W2K system.&nbsp; This morning I've run up against a problem.&nbsp;I'm trying to forward an email to three people.&nbsp; Everything works well until I have the forwarding message in a window with the recipient's addresses. &nbsp; I have made the selection to edit the message so that I can delete a bunch of addresses from previous forwardings.&nbsp; While I'm highlighting some of the previous headers to delete them, I receive an error message:&nbsp; "winpm-32.exe has generated errors and will be closed by windows.&nbsp; You will need to restart the program.&nbsp; An error log is being created."&nbsp;The three are&nbsp; a normally used group of recipients.&nbsp; I have forwarded other email without incident.&nbsp; The email has both text and pictures (relax--it's about women's right to vote).&nbsp; If I do not try&nbsp; to delete all the previous recipients the email goes out in good shape. I forwarded back to myself as a test. What's going on here?&nbsp; Do you need more information in order to suggest an answer? &nbsp; Where is the error log?&nbsp; I'd be interested to see exactly what it has to say.

Thomas R. Stephenson

posted Sep 12 '08 at 9:50 pm

I do this all the time when forwarding with editing without this sort of problem. I'd have to have a copy of the original message to determine if this is something in the actual message that is causing the problem.

FWIW, what happen when to use forwarding with editing without the original headers?

I do this all the time when forwarding with editing without this sort of problem.&nbsp; I'd have to have a copy of the original message to determine if this is something in the actual message that is causing the problem.&nbsp; FWIW, what happen when to use forwarding with editing without the original headers? &nbsp;

breezes

posted Sep 12 '08 at 10:15 pm

[quote user="Thomas R. Stephenson"]

FWIW, what happen when to use forwarding with editing without the original headers?

[/quote]

I too do this type of forwarding frequently, with editing, including attachments, no headers. It has always worked as advertised.

I think I misstated in my original post. I tried to forward, with editing, including all attachments, NO headers. The headers I'm seeing have apparently been incorporated into the text of the email. Some are active clickable links. I was trying to delete them when the problem became apparent. Specifying "No Headers" eliminates only the header of the person who sent the email to me, but leaves all previous headers.

I'd be happy to forward this to you for more study if you'd like.

[quote user="Thomas R. Stephenson"]I do this all the time when forwarding with editing without this sort of problem.&nbsp; I'd have to have a copy of the original message to determine if this is something in the actual message that is causing the problem.&nbsp; FWIW, what happen when to use forwarding with editing without the original headers? &nbsp;[/quote]I too do this type of forwarding frequently, with editing, including attachments, no headers.&nbsp; It has always worked as advertised.I think I misstated in my original post.&nbsp; I tried to forward, with editing,&nbsp; including all attachments, NO headers.&nbsp; The headers I'm seeing have apparently been incorporated into the text of the email.&nbsp; Some are active clickable links. I was trying to delete them when the problem became apparent.&nbsp; Specifying "No Headers" eliminates only the header of the person who sent the email to me, but leaves all previous headers.&nbsp;I'd be happy to forward this to you&nbsp; for more study if you'd like.

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