Hi Tobias, Thanks for the feedback.
>Sorry I can't help you, but I'm curious: >Why is it better to export the messages to a different email client >instead of using PowerMail's »Archive and Cleanup Assistant« to move >them to another User Environment? I've tried user environments in the past, and they just seem klunky (they're not actually new in PowerMail 6, although the "assistant" is). It's a pain to have to switch environments whenever you want to search for an email (especially if you're not sure where to look). Switching applications is also a pain, but less so. If you use environments to archive mail, you have to remember to update the archives whenever you upgrade to a new version of PowerMail. Otherwise they can become unreadable (that's what happened to me). What I'd really like is for PowerMail to manage separate databases - which is what environments are basically - in a seamless fashion (like other mail clients). The real problem isn't that there is a 2 GB limit - it's that PowerMail uses a single monolithic database for all mailboxes, rather than separate databases for each mailbox. >Sure, switching User Environments might take a bit longer than switching >applications Yes. >but at least the messages are still managed by a single application -- >which is a way that _I_ would prefer... I'd prefer that too, but I'd like it to be seamless. Jeremy
