Good. Well -- wouldn't it be even better if PowerMail kept track of attachments that are moved? This is "normal" Mac behavior when i.e. moving a file to which I've set an alias, isn't it?
Max G At 2 maj 2003, 10.09 CET, Mirko Kranenburg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >No, and it can easily be checked: >attach a file that was on your desktop, send the mail, and then file the >original attachment. Happens to me very frequently, even now I know... >I think only Entourage/Outlook store everything in the database. > >Mirko > >> on second thought, it might be that it treats outgoing messages >> differently due to the encoding? >> >> ---marlyse >> >> -------------------------original message follows------------------------- >> >>>1 no >>>2 correct >>> >>>;-) >>> >>>---marlyse >>> >>>>Does PowerMail store a copy of outgoing attachments in the database >>>>itself? I thought it was just "pointing" to the attachments folder, >>>>similar to the way it handles incoming attachments.
