I agree. PM is a great program. Using PM 4.1.2 on iMac 400 DV - OS 8.6. kyuran
>>Mikael: The easiest solution: switch to PM4 ;-) >> >>Now seriously: >>When you have the following checkbox checked: > >No Karel, your first suggestion was very serious, and that's by far the >best solution. > >Just ignore me, readers, if you want to, I'm getting up on my soapbox here. > >I must say I'm always amazed at how people will continue to use an old >version of a program to "save money" or something despite having numerous >problems. Mikael is a perfect example. Constant problems all the time >(based on his many postings here), many of which the folks over at CTM >have already spent hundreds (?) of hours of their time to correct and improve. > >Even if you're buying it for the first time, it's a mere $49. I mean >really, I use PM more than any other application on my computer, >including my browser. It costs less than a bloody video game, yet it's >capable of handling all my day to day routine communications with people >all over the world. If that ain't a deal, than I don't know what is. > >So Mikael and other PM3 holdouts, why do you keep pounding your head >against the wall to save a few bucks? How much is your time (and your >nerves!) worth? Is your time really worth so little to you that you can >waste hour after hour with problems or inefficiencies in old versions of >software when a newer, better package is available for such a reasonable >price? > >Think it over. > >--- > >Scott T. Hards >President >HobbyLink Japan (www.hlj.com) > > > >
