At Sun, Jul 6, 2003, the nimble fingers of John Hay typed the following: >Actions I took: While still connected to our LAN in the office to >attempt to copy all needed files from my desktop to my laptop to run PM >"as-if" I were sitting at my desktop, but on my laptop instead, all >filters, accounts, settings, configs, the works. > >I copied ALL the folders and ALL the files and also my PMKey which I >could find from my desktop to the exact same location on my laptop, >using Finder after having run a search to locate any files containing >the word "powermail", etc.
I am not sure if you are aware of this, but the application files and the user e-mail files/data are stored in different locations. When I did a similar thing on my PowerBook, I simply copied the user folder to the PB then deleted the message database. This meant that I had the addresses and filters, but no messages. However, I feel there must be a more efficient way of synchronizing the two setups, without having to transfer a message database of 30,000 messages to the PB. Does anyone have any better suggestions? -- Mark Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Ancient Japan & Japanese Soccer Info: <http://www2.odn.ne.jp/~hab26240/> Written while listening to: I Found A New Baby by Stephane Grappelli from I Remember Django
