>>Scenario 2: >> >>1. In the Mail Browser, have selected a message that _PowerMail_ has >>identified as spam: >> a. can be anywhere: Spam folder, Mail Trash, In Tray, Out Tray, or >>regular folder. >> (try moving one from the Spam folder to your inbox for example). >> b. identified ala a filter or SpamSieve -- not sure how it got flagged >> c. Partial spam rating doesn't count! Needs to be a true positive for spam >> >>2. Hit Command-H with the message selected. > >Mine was in the Trash, spamlabeled by SpamSieve 2.6.6. For what's it >worh under Mac OS X 10.4.8 using PowerMail 5.6.1 hitting Command-H with >the spam message selected in the list or open, does indeed hide the message. >However, I thought this happened when one selected a message and used >the spambutton? I tested that as well and this also worked.
I'm not sure what you're describing is the same as what I'm doing. Is something getting lost in translation? I _did_ think the spam button was the culprit. But no one could verify that after marking spam messages themselves. So I was wrong. But I was close. After restarting the computer and launching/hiding/quitting PowerMail many, many times, I think it is having a message selected that has been flagged as spam and with that message selected calling Command-H to hide the app. If a spam message, marked by filter/SpamSieve is selected in my Mail Browser list (three-pane view, I guess I gotta specify that too -- it's been awhile), and with it selected I press Command-H to hide the app, the app refuses to hide. Every time. It didn't occur to me to test with the message opened from the mail browser (if one double-clicks the message to read it in its own window), as I never go through messages that way. That's next on the list to get tested. I do know that while the Mail Browser and Recent Mail Window refuse to hide when this bug is triggered, a new mail window _will_ hide properly. When you say "(it) does indeed hide the _message_" and not "... the _application_" -- did you mean the application and _all_ its associated windows hides correctly? Do you have the Mail Browser and/or Recent Mail Windows open? >I provide this info to show that the fault is likely not CTMs but rather >Apples for changing the map. Which is what I suspect happened. But just >speculation based on earlier verified Apple behaviour when it comes to >informing their third party developers. It's only PowerMail that has the can't-hide problem. Only PowerMail. Of all the applications I use. Only. So I'm not letting them off the hook. :) Besides we need a post from Jérôme or Jean-Michel on this list every once in a while, for morale you know. :P Chris --
