>I've noticed this behavior with aperture, YEP! and Powermail, so I >suspect the issue isn't 100% powermail related, but somehow related to >it and and system interation. ...
I wonder if Aperture and YEP! had any hiding problems in 10.3 and 10.4? Then I'd be inclined to call it an OS X problem. Or these apps have all coded Command-H the same buggy way (that doesn't explain why it happens on certain specific messages in PowerMail though). >For me, this started with 10.5, but clearly isn't limited to that based >upon other people's input. For myself: PowerMail 5.6.1 in OS X 10.4.10/11 on PPC/G4 and Intel/C2Duo. >... Funny, though all this discussion, the bug has not hit me again... >and I have powermail open all day, and use hide/show a LOT. Did one of my >"system repairs" solve the problem? perhaps someday I'll find out.... Before you empty your spam folder, have it visible in a three pane view in the Mail Browser window. Use the arrow key to move through the list of messages. Press Command-H and see if you're still safe. >:) I doubt you'll experience it with your real e-mail. Unfortunately, spam is part of the picture today so you have to be on guard. And I wouldn't discount the possibility of a real mail client making the same sort of mistake in coding messages, whatever it is. Chris --
