What is the best way to share a PowerMail mail folder between two computers, so that only one of them actually stores the mail?
I have a newly AirMac (AirPort) enabled PowerBook G4 and would like to be able to access my PM mail via the network, and occasionally send e-mail from the PowerBook using PM. However, I do not want the PM mail stored on the PowerBook but on the hard disk of my desktop Mac. I intend to use Apple Mail for mail messages that will physically reside on the PowerBook, so do not want PM messages stored on its hard disk. What is the best way to do this? Do I even need the PowerMail application installed on the PowerBook or would placing it in Users/Shared on the desktop Mac be enough? Although I do not like OS X's tendency to try and force you to store data in specific locations (within predetermined folders or on a shared volume accessible by all and sundry), this is one case where I would be willing to move my PM folder and PM user folder to a location that is convenient for the OS, rather than more logical for the way I store data. Ta in advance, Mark -- Mark Smith (The Red Whales Rool) Selected Japanese match reports and league tables. <http://www2.odn.ne.jp/~hab26240/footy/soccer.htm>
