Am/On Fri, 28 Nov 2008 17:59:58 +0900 schrieb/wrote Mark S. P. Smith: >At Thu, 27 Nov 2008 17:26:20 +0900, the quick nimble fingers of Matthias >Schmidt wrote: > >>>Growl notices >>>The Growl notifications for new mail are useful, but I find it annoying >>>that they are persistent. They do not fade away as most such >>>notifications do. I think they should only be displayed persistently if >>>there is an error message. (I have audio notifications in PM for most >>>important mail, so the Growl notifications are only really useful for me >>>when I have the sound muted.) >> >>That's growl settings, which you can adjust in the system preferences. >>I also see some issues with growl - it sometimes just hangs, but the >>notifications do fade out. >> >>Do you still have the growl script installed for pm5? >>If so, try removing that one and see, if it solves the problem > >No. At least, not that I know of. :-) >I have discovered tat a couple of "growlRegDict" files appear in the >Trash, so it looks like PM is having problems registering with Growl >properly. (I have sent the two files to CTM, for their reference.) New >Mail notifications definitely do not fade away here.
go to the system preferences -> growl -> applications -> click on powermail/powermail notifications -> settings -> notification then set "stay on screen" to never my settings are all set to "let application decide" and the notifications do disappear. > >>greetings from Koyasan - just around the corner up the mountain :-) >Indeed. A wonderfully peaceful place, and a great place to spend a few >days escaping the heat of a Japanese summer. :-) it's slowly getting winter here and it is already pretty fresh during the night. But if you want to come up, send me a pm or make a booking here: <http://www.muryokoin.org/> Are you JET or something like that? all the best Matthias
