> 1. The "Change User" entry near the bottom of the menu's "File"-entry
> is gone. I am unable to identify its equivalent functionality
> elsewhere, and the help file have no mentioning of it. Is this an
> omission, or a decision? It is cumbersome to close and start
> Pegasus each time I want to switch to another user-ID. And keeping
> several Pegasus sessions alive in parallell makes it too easy to do
> mistakes (e.g. sending off email from the wrong account). I am all
> thumbs. :-)
The File | Change user was removed since it caused Pegasus Mail to crash in many instances. The best way to perform this function now is to run separate instances of Pegasus Mail.
1. Right click on the WinPMail shortcut and select "Properties".
2. Select the "Shortcut" tab.
3. Edit the "Target line" to add the commandline option.
A commandline option will generally look like the following:
c:\pmail\winpm-32.exe -i thomas -ms
or when using long directory names
"c:\Program Files\pmail\winpm-32.exe" -i thomas -ms
You create a shortcut for each user you use quite often and one without the -I <username>. Now all you have to do is hit the proper shortcut to have any user you want opened and running.
>
> 2. Upon startup, (for the accounts it applies to - it is not an error,
> just a change in behaviour), a message-box pops up demanding a
> response, telling me that there are auto-saved sessions present and
> if I want to edit them now - or continue to do other stuff. I seem
> to have to respond to that message box at every startup. Is there a
> way to get rid of it - apart from removing the auto saved sessions?
Use File | Open saved messages and either process or delete the "Autosaved" messages.
&gt; 1.&nbsp; The "Change User" entry near the bottom of the menu's "File"-entry
&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; is gone. I am unable to identify its equivalent functionality
&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; elsewhere, and the help file have no mentioning of it. Is this an
&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; omission, or a decision? It is cumbersome to close and start
&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Pegasus each time I want to switch to another user-ID. And keeping
&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; several Pegasus sessions alive in parallell makes it too easy to do
&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; mistakes (e.g. sending off email from the wrong account). I am all
&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; thumbs. :-)
The File | Change user was removed since it caused Pegasus Mail to crash in many instances.&nbsp; The best way to perform this function now is to run separate instances of Pegasus Mail.
1.&nbsp; Right click on the WinPMail shortcut and select "Properties".
2.&nbsp; Select the "Shortcut" tab.
3.&nbsp; Edit the "Target line" to add the commandline option.
A commandline option will generally look like the following:
c:\pmail\winpm-32.exe -i thomas -ms
or when using long directory names
"c:\Program Files\pmail\winpm-32.exe" -i thomas -ms
You create a shortcut for each user you use quite often and one without the -I &lt;username&gt;.&nbsp; Now all you have to do is hit the proper shortcut to have any user you want opened and running.
&gt;
&gt; 2.&nbsp; Upon startup, (for the accounts it applies to - it is not an error,
&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; just a change in behaviour), a message-box pops up demanding a
&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; response, telling me that there are auto-saved sessions present and
&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; if I want to edit them now - or continue to do other stuff. I seem
&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; to have to respond to that message box at every startup. Is there a
&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; way to get rid of it - apart from removing the auto saved sessions?
Use File | Open saved messages and either process or delete the "Autosaved" messages.&nbsp;
