I'm sorry Jérome, you're not being candid. A corrupt font in my system is not the only possibility; PowerMail's inability to properly implement the fallback mechanism in case of missing Unicode characters is much more likely. I told you I checked the fonts and found them sound. PowerMail uses the default system fonts for chinese, and I checked the same fonts are also used by other programs. Finally, all the built in tools you mentioned have been useless.
I wish you good luck. Amnon. PowerMail Engineering wrote: > Your crash log clearly shows a system problem related to fonts. As you > reported that the problem occurs on chinese messages, it is reasonable > to deduce that you have a corrupted chinese font, or maybe a missing > chinese font. If other mail clients don't crash when displaying the same > message, it is probably because they do not use the same fonts. Have you > tried to reinstall the chinese fonts, or to change the font used for > chinese text in the "display" preference pane? > > As for the problem of an unrecoverable database, we are of course very > worried about that; however, PowerMail has several tools to recover > damaged databases (partial export, compact, low level rebuild), and a > third party utility also exists. We also offered you to examine your > database. We do our best to avoid such situation to happen, but we can't > make magic software that can recover from any problem. > > >
