PowerMail Engineering wrote (23/04/2003): >The 10.2.5 update "includes improvements to AFP", so maybe there is also >some new problems. PowerMail is totally independent of the location of >the database. I think you should report the problem to Apple.
No, PowerMail is not independent of the location of the database. If the database is on a remote server, and if there is a hiccup in the connection, a momentary hiccup that the user cannot see, then PowerMail's database can become damaged, often irreparably. When we were having difficulties with a setting on a router, I saw this happen time and time again and time again. Indeed, destruction of PowerMail's database proved to be the first signal that something was awry. I finally gave up and moved the people who were keeping their mail on this server from PowerMail into Apple's Mail. Charles Maurer ------------------------------------------------------------- 5 Grandview Court Dundas, Ontario Canada L9H 5C8 Telephone: 905.627.7035 ------------------------------------------------------------- This message originates from a Microsoft-free zone. -------------------------------------------------------------
