You might want to try the Pegasus Mail for Windows debug option, to trace all tcp/ip activity. When using version 4.x you can activate the debug mode in Tools ->
Internet Options -> General -> "Create internet session logs
(advanced diagnostic use only)".
After testing and closing down Pegasus Mail for Windows, you will find one or more files called tcp0001.wpm (increasing numbers) in your Home Mailbox Location (you can determine that location by going to Help -> About Pegasus Mail -> info in the Menubar).
Study the files for errors. Feel free to mail me the files off-list, but first do remove your passwords from it.
<p>You might want to try the Pegasus Mail for Windows debug option, to trace all tcp/ip activity. When using version 4.x you can activate the debug mode in Tools -&gt;
Internet Options -&gt; General -&gt; "Create internet session logs
(advanced diagnostic use only)".
After testing and closing down Pegasus Mail for Windows, you will find one or more files called tcp0001.wpm (increasing numbers) in your Home Mailbox Location (you can determine that location by going to Help -&gt; About Pegasus Mail -&gt; info in the Menubar).
Study the files for errors. Feel free to mail me the files off-list, but first do remove your passwords from it. </p><p>&nbsp;</p>
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Han van den Bogaerde - support@vandenbogaerde.net
Member of Pegasus Mail Support Group.
My own Pegasus Mail related web information:
http://www.vandenbogaerde.net/pegasusmail/