Thank you for your kind words.

When I open Pmail I am missing a row of icons in windows 7.  This has never happened before.  A fix for Pmail or is it a windows 7 thing?

Hello Gene,

David is working on it and very soon (probably tomorrow) Pegasus Mail version 4.52 will be released.

So far.

Thank you.  I will wait for the new version.

Gene

Hi, I'm having the same problem.  On folders menu.

Look forward to new version.

 Many thanks.

Neil

Hi there, I have just found a workaround for my problem.

My problem was with the folders icons not showing.  So, for example, I couldn't add a new folder.

Right click on the one icon that's visible and select text only (rather than previous setting was text and graphic).

All the options appear to display then.  (And in my case I added my folder).

Then tried right clicking on the text descriptions and re-selected graphic and text and hey-presto it displays normally again now.  :)

I should add that this is a temporary workaround only.  After closing Pegasus down, the icons dissappear again, until you repeat the workaround.

Phons said "probably tomorrow" a week ago for a new version. Anyone know when tomorrow will come?

[quote user="Jonmcg"]Phons said "probably tomorrow" a week ago for a new version. Anyone know when tomorrow will come?[/quote]

At least one person most likely knows, but he isn't saying.  Most code writers would respond ... "when it's ready."  [8-|]

Any status on the new version of Pmail?

[quote user="Zorro"]

Most code writers would respond ... "when it's ready."  [8-|]

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As Zorro said, it'll be here when it's done. Remember that Pegasus has only one person to code it and that for many years he has said that his estimates of the time it will take to achieve a given piece of work are always hugely optimistic. Although it's hard to sit on your hands when you're salivating copiously in anticipation of some new feature or fix (I know I do that whenever I hear any gossip about the programs I use), David's doing the best he can. You might say he's slow, but you must admit that when he gives us new stuff it's always solid and useful.