>Can anyone out there save my sanity? A few days ago I had a "tidy up" of
>all the files on my HD (OS 8.6) as there were so many duplicates &c. As a
>result I've lost the use of Claris Emailer 2.0: my configuration has
>changed somehow & I can't get it to run. Somewhere along the line I must
>have messed up my internet config & I'm damned if I can repair the damage.
>I've re-installed Claris Emailer & no joy there, either. No matter what I
>put in the "Email account" box & no matter which configuration I use I still
>get error logs. I'm reduced to using OE, which I detest (or going over to
>the Linux box & using KMail).
> TIA,
> Rog Barclay.
Hi Rog,
AFAIK - as the accounts file is not in the Claris Emailer support
files - the account info is held in Claris Emailer Preferences in a
folder named Claris in the system folder - this folder also holds the
Claris translators, help files etc for Claris Emailer and ClarisWorks. A
search may turn it up. If you've lost the Emailer prefs info it has to be
setup again from scratch but your isp providers should be able to give
you all the necessary setup info including the passwords. Probably best
to keep a backup copy of that file as well as the remote access and
tcp/ip preferences - I've got six ip accounts and I can't remember the
full settings for any of them so I always keep a backup copy of the three
preference files.
If you've fragged the mail database you can rebuild by holding down
the option key whilst launching Emailer.
Cheers
Pete
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