It happens to everyone who uses Power Mail in our offices. Maybe because we're using a client/server version of Retrospect.
Anyway, for people who are seeing a slowdown in Power Mail, try quitting and relaunching to see if this fixes the problem. Another suggestion is to turn off Norton Autoprotect if you're using it. I wouldn't be surprised if this causes similar problems. It causes file- related problems for many other programs (I don't use it, but it's a support issue for us and for other companies). Jeremy -- Marlyse Comte (26/10/04 3:24 pm) said: >This is not a 'general' behavior as far as I know. I sometimes don't >reboot for a month and have PM constantly running w/o a problem (backup >every day) - I do that even though I have been warned that it's not good >to backup with PM running as the backup can be corrupted then. So far it >hasn't bitten me... knock on wood for the future. (On the 'learning' side >I do have begun to do a 'correct' backup from time to time with PM shut down). > >---marlyse > >------------ former message(s) quotes: ------------- > >>But I know >>other users who used to leave their machines logged in (with Power Mail >>running) and Power Mail became almost unusable as a result.
