[quote user="sheldonisaac"][MUCH SNIPPED]   > What sense does it make to have the Stop button stay red when you > don't have any POP/SMTP operation active that can be stopped? And when > you switch to offline mode, where no POP/SMTP operation is possible, > but you still have a red Stop button: ready to stop what? Somehow now that both PM 4.41 and 4.51 are on this computer, even 4.41  shows that strange behavior. I looked for this on the community web site, but didn't find it, sorry.  <p>Thanks a lot, </p><p>Sheldon Isaac [/quote]</p><p>This is caused by keeping WSOCK32.DLL always loaded (cf. <i>Tools | Options | Advanced settings</i>) which is required for preventing Pegasus Mail from crashing while using BearHtml as its HTML renderer if you want to be able to download remote images. As it's mainly a cosmetic issue this hasn't very high priority on David Harris' to-do-list, I guess ... </p>

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<P>(Please excuse: this is a paste)</P><P>Subject: Re: Stop button always red </P>From: sheldonhCONTROLisaac@gmailCONTROL.com Newsgroups: comp.mail.pegasus-mail.ms-windows Rui S  <rui_sa@myrealbox.com> wrote in  news:106o55d5fm3jp76sope8mptr6csu5rjbrn@4ax.com: [MUCH SNIPPED]   > What sense does it make to have the Stop button stay red when you > don't have any POP/SMTP operation active that can be stopped? And when > you switch to offline mode, where no POP/SMTP operation is possible, > but you still have a red Stop button: ready to stop what? Somehow now that both PM 4.41 and 4.51 are on this computer, even 4.41  shows that strange behavior. I looked for this on the community web site, but didn't find it, sorry.  <P>Thanks a lot, </P>Sheldon Isaac