Mikael Byström sez: >I don't really understand why you would like them in the EMA >database (except as a backup of course), when they could all be at your >fingertips any time without having to fire up FM separately.
Since upgrading my system, this has been less of an issue, but at one time trying to keep massive numbers of messages within my email program slowed it down. Since I accessed the majority of mail I saved very rarely anyway, it was better to trim things down every two to three months, keeping perhaps the last 5-6 months of mail in the mail program itself. The FM Pro database I was using made a much better archiver, anyway, and, until PM recently changed it's search engine, did better searches over that large a database anyway. Plus,you write "having to fire up FM separately" like it takes a massive amount of time to do so. :) Click on the database, a couple dockbar bounces, and the database is ready for searches. Boom. The wait is, at most, a couple or three seconds. I fritter away more than that when I fall asleep at the keyboard each afternoon. :) -- Michael Lewis Off Balance Production [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.offbalance.com
