Hello Michael, many thanks for these usefully informations. I have use "recent post" (sorry for my mistake) because I run a lot of filter rules they sort my traffic into special folders. So the "recent post" was a very usefully option for me! But after the "recent post" fail to show me all of the incoming traffic, I switch to the simple notification and delete the most of the filters and start to sort manually.
Okay a additional question, at Apple Mail there is a nice option which I missed a lot in Powermail. The option for showing the X-Mailer at the PM short header. At PM I must show at the long header to getting information about the X-Mailer. This is not so nice. Is there also a option, like at Apple Mail, to show the X-Mailer at the short Header? Best Marko >Marko Hehl ([email protected]) wrote: > >> If I click at the Dock >> icon no window will open! I have to use the shortcuts or the "window" >> command. > >When you close any PowerMail window before quitting the app, PM will >remember your decision and not open those windows automatically when you >open PM again. Just remember not to close any windows when you really >want to quit PM. > >> Also the "actual post" will not showing the mails correctly. So >> I have to disable these and use now the simple notification. > >I take it that with "actual post" you are referring to the "Recent mail" >window ("Aktuelle Post" in the German version) -- "actual" doesn't have >the same meaning as "aktuell" in German. I never use it (never saw any >benefits it offered) and thus haven't encountered any problems, but some >users were compaining about this window not keeping its content between >restarts (which wouldn't concern me even if I did use it, as I never >quit PM anyway). > >> The next problem is the Addressbook sync. It will not work correctly so >> I have also disable the whole Adressbook sync! > >There are some well-known issues with the Address Book sync; still, I >keep it turned on so I have access to mail addresses defined in the >system-wide Address Book. Actually I would prefer PM to rely on Apple's >Address Book exclusively, rather than even attempting a synchronization. > >- Michael > > >Michael J. Hußmann > >E-mail: [email protected] >WWW (personal): http://michael-hussmann.de >WWW (professional): http://digicam-experts.de > > -- Marko Hehl Curator of Photography Photographer [email protected] http://rfvirus.blogspot.com
