While this may not solve your immediate database problem, it nevertheless might help, certainly wouldn't hurt, and definitely would make your Mac happier: One of the utility programs which no Mac owner should be without is Alsoft's DiskWarrior, which rebuilds the computer's invisible directory file safely, the file which the computer itself uses to keep track of where everything is.
While technically I don't know enough to say I'm totally correct on this, but I think that if your directory file is in top shape, then Emailer would have an easier time using its Index file and Database to order itself. My reasoning is that if Emailer is having trouble locating things in its database, any additional problem in the computer's directory file (the computer's "index file," as it were) could only make it more difficult for Emailer to operate properly. The other thing about DiskWarrior is that it is safe -- it will not leave you in a worse position from where you started, as Norton's DiskDoctor can do under certain circumstances. DiskDoctor tries to fix the directory file itself; DiskWarrior build one a BRAND NEW directory file from scratch with your old directory file still untouched (unlike DiskDoctor which has "touched" the old directory file in trying to fix it.) The directory file on the pre-OS X Mac operating systems is reputedly the single biggest source of computer problems and freezes and crashes with a Mac; this is what DiskWarrior keeps in top shape in just a couple minutes' time. One can read about how it works on www.alsoft.com. ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
