An off line solution that works pretty well for me is EagleFiler. Granted, less convenient than all in one database, but a next best alternative.
For me the IMAP-support is more a dealbreaker, unfortunately. Mirko On 22 okt 2010, at 12:19, Jeremy Hughes wrote: > Paul Schneider (22/10/10, 09:43) said: > >> Are there plans to on give up the 2 GB limit? > > This is the worst thing about PowerMail for me. I've managed to carry on > using it by exporting some of my mailboxes to Apple Mail. I don't find > User Environments to be a useful workaround. > > The problem is tied to the fact that PowerMail uses a single monolithic > database rather than having separate databases for each mailboxes. I > wouldn't mind if there was a 2 GB limit for individual mailboxes. > > The monolithic database format is also an issue for backup programs that > work at a file level (Retrospect, Time Machine etc.) These have to back > up the entire database (rather than active or changed mailboxes) every > time they run. > > Jeremy > >
