Hi, I'm sorry about asking this again, but I am perplexed and frustrated.
Jerome said: >extracted and saved in your PowerMail attachment >folder This never happened, they did not get imported into PM. Now what? Please help? Evie >Thanks for the reply, Jerome. :) > >> Are you sure the attachments are not in this folder? > >Yep, all the new attachments that I have received are there, but none >from my import (which has more than 2000 items in it) > >In the emails that link to the Mail archive of attachments, it says: >--quote >This message has the following attachments: > file://localhost/Users/evie/Library/Mail/Attachments/2005-01001%20- >%20Evie%20Leder.pdf >--end quote > >Is there a way to move them and have PM find them in their new location? > >Thanks! >Evie > > >>Evie Leder wrote: >> >>>I imported from Claris Email->Mail->Powermail, and while my attachments >>>still are there and linked, PM left them in the Mail Library, did nopt >>>copy and move them into PM files. >> >>Mail stores the attachments inside the mail database; when you import to >>PowerMail, they are extracted and saved in your PowerMail attachment >>folder, which is by default located in the same folder as your PowerMail >>database (but you can change its location in the prefs). Are you sure >>the attachments are not in this folder? >> >>>Oh, and I seem to have an Applescript called "reattach lost attachments". >>>Does anyone know what this does? >> >>If PowerMail have lost the location of an attached file, but the file >>still exists on your disk, you can reattach it to the message, but it is >>a manual operation, message per message. >>PowerMail is supposed to keep track of the attachments even if they have >>been dragged outside of the attachment folder. However if you move your >>database and attached files to a different disk or machine, the >>attachments that have been moved outside of the attachment folder can be >>lost, if they have been renamed or modified. >> >>Jérôme - PowerMail Engineering >> >> >>--------------------------------------------------------------------- >> "None of the other POP clients does so much so simply. For serious users >> of e-mailer, the value of PowerMail 4 is excellent even considering the >> free alternatives." >> PowerMail user comment on www.macupdate.com >> >> >> Download a demo version from www.ctmdev.com >>--------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> >> > > > >
