In your PMAIL folder is a program called pconfig.exe, run this.

This, among other things tells Pmail where to find it's data files (asking for your username is a symptom of not finding PMAIL.USR where it expects to).

Change any entries that start with c:\.... to d:\.... keeping all other data the same (assuming you kept it in the same folder(s) relative to the root of the drive)

There is probably more complete answers on the forum if you search for "PMAIL.USR" or "move drive"

I did something that is in retrospect, probably stupid. I have an 80 gig main hard drive. I added a 250 gig secondary drive. My main C drive is getting close to full.  In anticipation of that, I've been moving programs to my new D drive.  I moved Pegasus, from C to D drive.  Now it's asking for a User Name.  I tried the obvious, like my actual name....email address and nicknames.  I try to keep it simple and not use a lot of different names.  It will not let me open Pegasus unless I come up with a user name.  Out of desperation, I even tried David Harris.  I have it configured only for a single user.

I will appreciate any help I get on this!  Thanks so much for your help.

Trivia aka Suzie :)