My advice as far as returning to a specific point just prior to the import process would be to make a copy of your powermail files folder and do all your import experiments on that. If you need to undo the imports then just throw away that folder and make a fresh copy from your untouched original.
I wold also advise not sending or receiving fresh email until you've finished the import process (otherwise you'll have messages that exist in one copy but not in the other), so turn of scheduled checking, including the 'check mail at launch' option. Do this before making the copy of the folder, otherwise those settings will only apply to the copy of the PM Files Folder that you are currently using. I'm sure I've just been very confusing, but hey... Rick -- G5 2GHz x2 :: 2GB RAM :: 10.3.2 :: PM 5.0b12 :: 3 pane mode -- Original message: Received from William Lisowski on 9/5/04 at 1:20 am >If things go true to form, at some point I'll hit my forehead and say "so >THAT'S what that option meant!" at which point I'll want to try things >again from scratch. What are the files/directories that I need to delete >to reset the User Environment to "pre-import" status? I suspect if I >blow away the PowerMail preferences and the PowerMail Files folder, I'll >go all the way back to "just installed". Is there anyplace short of that >I can get to without leading to inconsistencies?
