Jefferis Peterson wrote:
>No, I was wrong. I just did a low level rebuild and the error is still
>there when clicking on "view in web browser" on ANY message that has html.
When you click "view in web browser", PowerMail saves the HTML message in
a file called "PowerMail HTML message.html" in your attachment folder. It
seems that this file is not closed, and thus it can't be overritten by
the next HTML message you view. Which web browser are you using? Have you
a previous web message opened in the browser when this occurs? Does
quiiting your web browser solves the problem?
Jérôme - PowerMail Engineering
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"The latest PowerMail upgrade is a but pricey, yes. But the application
has a nice feature set, even without a built-in spellchecker. (Frankly,
I can't understand why the spell checker issue irks so many people,
because Excaliber integrates seamlessly with PowerMail.) As for the
price, don't buy it if you object to paying the fee. Use one of the
free e-mail applications if you prefer, but know this: you are missing
out on one of the best OSX apps. PowerMail is not only MUCH faster at
indexing than Apple Mail, it doesn't hang on some headers the way Mail
does. In other words, it retrieves your mail faster. Finally, call me a
sucker if you like, but if we don't support small development teams like
the one that makes and markets PowerMail, the software universe will be
dominated by companies that specialize in overpriced, buggy and
unsatisfying "bloatware." I won't name names, but I think you get the
picture. ;->"
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