Quotin' myself: >Multipart HTML messages don't seem to have any problems, from some >further hiding tests this morning. Just "text/html" alone.
The continuing saga... So I was editing a draft message to send to the list, and I switched over to the Mail Browser to check a Yahoo Group message after reading Don's post about "fully featured." Command-H out of force of habit. :) No bug. Hmmm... Quit, relaunch, go select "bad" Yahoo/HTML message, Command-H > bug. Quit, relaunch, select saved draft message, go select "bad" message, Command-H > bug. Quit, relaunch, _open_ saved draft message, go select "bad" message, Command-H > no bug. Quit, relaunch, command-N/create new message, don't save it yet, go select "bad" message, Command-H > no bug. Quit, relaunch, command-N/create new message, save it, go select "bad" message, Command-H > no bug. Quit, relaunch, command-N/create new message, close it without saving, go select "bad" message, Command-H > no bug. Quit, relaunch, select good message, reply to, go select "bad" message, Command-H > no bug. Perhaps, if PowerMail was launched but one never made a new message (from scratch or by reply), then one is somehow susceptible? If most people make new messages or make a reply before encountering a bad message (what with SpamSieve and the like doing a good job clearing them out), then the bug would not be experienced. Tentative new workaround: On launching PowerMail, create a new message then close it (doesn't need to be saved). You now have immunity from text/html messages if your HTML rendering option is set to off. Time for lunch. Chris --
