Wow! If it's that bad, I would suggest a fresh install of Emailer 2.0v3. Do you have the installer? This doesn't sound like an app problem, it sounds like corrupted data. If you've already tried both kinds of database rebuilds (hold down command-option at emailer launch, then select typical rebuild, and take off for a few hours. Try the advanced rebuld if that doesn't help).
Don't try to move the old emails to the fresh Emailer. Export the address book from the old copy & import it into the new. You'll need to re-enter the account & schedule info, folder, and also the Mail actions. Don't cut corners by dragging old parts into the new one. But this shouldn't take too long, and you'll be leaving the problem behind for good, I'm sure. It's ok to keep the entire old Emailer folder as an archive. Best, Dave Nathanson Mac Medix On 11/8/02 8:14 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] showcased stellar typing and language skills in this message: >>Last night Emailer crashed, after which it wouldn't open the browser >>window at all, and attempts to open any folder to view the mail in it >>were met with the "unstuff a file" error. Emailer would launch, with the >>toolbar and the connection status windows open. If I did Cmd-B for the >>browser (or from the window menu) the command would highlight in the >>menu, but not execute. If I did Cmd-L (folder list) I'd get the list, but >>couldn't open a folder (error reported above). In two separate attempts >>to rectify this behavior, I trashed the Emailer prefs, and replaced the >>application itself from a known good backup - no change in behavior. > >Hello Dave, > >I have had this problem for over a year now and have had no luck in >finding resolution. In fact, the problem has multiplied with each >rebuild. I now have many folders named "Orphaned Folder" which seem to be >aliases of other folders, but nothing is where it should be or connected >as it should be. > >If you find any help -- PLEASE let me know. > >Thanks! > >Tracy Lee ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
