I'm not sure if I'm having quite the same problem as you, but
I've certainly ran into a similar problem with my mPower BT 32
running KS 7.5 Build 29.
I'm in Kentucky visiting my mother again, kind of watching after
her since she just recently had a stroke, doing so and kind of
giving the others a break for awhile. They went to Myrtle Beach,
in fact.
But, anyway, I'm using the dial-up connection down here; and,
usually, I need to wait till my mother goes to bed and then get
the email for the day. Thus, when I do this, I usually have
between two and three hundred email.
Now, so far this week, at least until yesterday, things
downloaded and deleted without a problem. However, last night
after I downloaded the email and had 302 email in my inbox, I
started kind of going through the messages and deleted the ones I
knew I wouldn't want to read. I started at the end with the
newest emails, and then went backwards from there, deleting the
first 43 I wanted with no problems.
But, when I went to delete the next message, I got the wonderful
announcement that the operation had completed successfully. Of
course, knowing that it indeed hadn't completed successfully, I
tried to exit the email program and then finally tried to free
database space and got the message that there is not enough disk
space. I got this message although I pretty much always have
over 100 MB free, and did so last night as well.
At any rate, I think I finally got my mPower back in regular
working order. And, I think it happened by following this
sequence: I first would go into the inbox and start reading
email, deleting each one as I went along. Then, second, usually
on the 8th message, it would take a long time for anything to
happen, and then I would get the dreaded the operation completed
successfully message, along with the words no subject. And,
third, upon tapping the space bar, I would then hear the word
from and then end of list. Then, fourth, upon hitting space with
E to try and exit the KeyMail program, I would get the message
that the drive cannot find the sector requested, getting this
before I was put back in the KeyMail menu. Then, fifth, after
doing another space with E to exit KeyMail, I would be prompted
to empty the trash of the 7 email, and I would say yes and then
be told that six email had been deleted. Then, sixth, when I
would go back to the KeyMail setup menu and try to free database
space, I would get the message that there is not enough space on
the disk. Now, once in awhile, I would actually get the message
operation complete 2047883 bytes freed, but this was just every
maybe 7th or 8th time. But, seventh, finally, when I got down to
having only eighty messages left in my inbox, the KeyMail program
somehow started behaving normally again, meaning it would delete
messages normally as I read them and I wouldn't get the error
about not being enough disk space when trying to free storage
space. So, grin, guess we'll see how long this fix lasts, and
I'll maybe try downloading a bit less email, at least for awhile.
----- Original Message -----
From: Krista Caudill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [email protected]
Date sent: Wed, 11 Jun 2008 22:08:16 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: [Braillenote] any suggestions of deleting e-mails when
the disk isfull
hi all!
im having a problem because apparently i downloaded emails to the
point
that the disk was totally full. i tried different ways of
deleting ie
marking a bunch of emails and then deleting them, trying to
delete
attachments.. none of that works. it always says "not enough
space". do
you have any suggestions how i can fix this problem without
deleting the
whole folder. any help would be appreciated. its hard to tell
when i am
getting close to the max because it doesn't tell me how much disk
space
there is left etc.
thanks for any help!!
hugs!!
-- kits :)
--
It is better to know your problems, but don't let this master
your life.
Let this teach you patience, sweetness and kindness because you
will never
know the little miracles you will bring to others.
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