I originally wrote:

>>I run into it occasionally. In my case it's due to a corrupted file
>>(always an HTML file, I think). The instant I click on it, I get the
>>ever-spinning beach ball.
>
On 10/12/03 4:34 PM C. A. Niemiec wrote

>You'd think there was a way to recognize the message is hung or at least
>timeout on these things. Even if PowerMail in OS X eventually hooks in to
>the new-Safari-whatchamacallit-renderer over the current one, PowerMail
>for OS 9 and below would still benefit from some kind of safety net.
>
>(n.b.: This is not a cry for HTML over text. Just an observation to keep
>the spam at bay. Potentially corrupted messages too, but... we know it's
>spam! ;)

To which I reply:
Not so. All of the offending messages that I encounter come from
"regular" sources such as ZDNet. There are probably many others, but I
don't see them, since I don't try to open anything that looks like spam.
 
Len
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Leonard Morgenstern
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When you get over-praised for a thing that's really no big deal, accept
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