It is really hard helping you to find your old environment not knowing what steps exactly you did do when you thought you where making a backup. Also, a backup is in addition to the normal (not different) user environment. So, you have your original environment, a backup of it which you can't find plus the new environment? Which steps did you exactly do to create a new environment?
Please provide exact steps of what you DID do (i.e. HOW did you (think you did) create a backup? Via PM applescript or via copy in the finder? Things like that.... ---marlyse -------------------------original message follows------------------------- >---------------- Begin Forwarded Message ---------------- >Subject: PowerMail Environment >Date Sent: Wednesday, April 2, 2003 9:40 >From: George Duebner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: George Duebner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > >I sent this to PowerMail on Sunday but have received no reply. > >I've checked on my Mac for the folder and thought that I had created a >backup of the original environment, but the backup that I thought I had >created ended up having none of the original info in it. I've just got >to believe that my original PowerMail environment is somewhere.... or at >least I hope so. > >I'm hoping someone can help me find my "old" PowerMail environment. > >-------------------------- > >I tried to created a new user environment, and i guess i did so >successfully, but, I lost my old environment, or at least I don't know >how to show it anymore. When I double-click the PowerMail icon I just >get the new environment. I really need my old environment back because >its the one which has the folders into which I had organized my emails, >and it has all of the emails from my the software before I started to use >PowerMail. > >What I'd like is different user environments for different email >accounts, and so I thought I created a new user environment. > > > > > > >
