Nono.. You don't understand.. ;-) Heheh..
I am NOT aborting the email sending (though I have in the past when I am sending something and think "Oh, oops, forgot to add the attachment!").. THe problem, I think, is that it is attempting to send email while it is receiving it and it ends up in the same sort of confused state... I hope you don't think I'm being a smarty but: why can we abort the sending of email if it's just going to screw up everything in the first place?... I am still wondering when Powermail engineering is going to respond and give us some technical insight into this problem and an ETA for it's resolution.. Clearly this is not the way it was intended to function... - Greg >LOL, sorry for being now a smarty, as the bug obviously occurs when >cancelling messages while they are being sent - why not just stop >cancelling messages while they are being sent, i.e. only hit send when >you are sure about it? You might want to change the option then to not >instantly send messages - messages will collect in the outbox until you >manually trigger it (that is how I do it 'cmd+-' will send waiting messages). > >of course this is not the final fix, but I am sure it is much faster than >manually resetting send statuses of many many messages at a later point >or other gray hair growing workarounds... > >---marlyse
