Re: manually chosen Text Encoding-bug
From Gerry [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2006-10-12 06.58 (-0500 GMT) The first time i tried Hiro's suggestion it did not work, but what i had done was change to Omniweb that was running at the time. I tried it again but this time i started Safari up then used the cmd + tab and it worked like he said. maybe you have to call up a program that isn't waiting in the wings. Gerry G4 667Mhz 10.4.8 Done that too with the same result I had earlier: beachboll forever. Maybe the difference between us is that I use the intel-version of PowerMail, while you the PPC one. Anyway, now I'm reluctantly (cos 5.5fc1-intel is wickedly fast otherwise) but probably going back to version 5.2.3 cos I'm frequently changing some of the received emails' Text Encoding. Although a little slower, but is working. Thanks for your suggestion Gerry. Damienn ___ 2 GHz Intel Core Duo Mac / OS X Tiger 10.4.8 / PowerMail 5.5fc1 ___
Re: manually chosen Text Encoding-bug
I also got the beachball today, while changing the encoding of a message . I'm still on a G4 with 10.4.8 All the best Matthias --- Admilon Consulting GmbH http://www.admilon.com Tel. +81-736-56-3905 --- Am/On Fri, 13 Oct 2006 13:35:24 +0200 schrieb/wrote Damienn: From Gerry [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2006-10-12 06.58 (-0500 GMT) The first time i tried Hiro's suggestion it did not work, but what i had done was change to Omniweb that was running at the time. I tried it again but this time i started Safari up then used the cmd + tab and it worked like he said. maybe you have to call up a program that isn't waiting in the wings. Gerry G4 667Mhz 10.4.8 Done that too with the same result I had earlier: beachboll forever. Maybe the difference between us is that I use the intel-version of PowerMail, while you the PPC one. Anyway, now I'm reluctantly (cos 5.5fc1-intel is wickedly fast otherwise) but probably going back to version 5.2.3 cos I'm frequently changing some of the received emails' Text Encoding. Although a little slower, but is working. Thanks for your suggestion Gerry. Damienn ___ 2 GHz Intel Core Duo Mac / OS X Tiger 10.4.8 / PowerMail 5.5fc1 ___
manually chosen Text Encoding-bug
I probably discovered a bug in regard to manually changing emails' Text Encoding. Until this latest (5.5fc1) version of PowerMail I could instantly change received emails' Text Encoding from the Mail-menu to any chosen Text Encoding. But now when I do this, it either takes 5-6 seconds or - most often - displays the spinning beach boll until I have to Force Quit PowerMail. It even crashed once, which only happened a long-long time ago for me with PowerMail. I sent this message with the crash log to PM Support too, and posted here in case anybody else has had this experience. Damienn ___ 2 GHz Intel Core Duo Mac / OS X Tiger 10.4.8 / PowerMail 5.5fc1 ___
Re: manually chosen Text Encoding-bug
Damienn / 2006/10/12 / 12:32 PM wrote: Until this latest (5.5fc1) version of PowerMail I could instantly change received emails' Text Encoding from the Mail-menu to any chosen Text Encoding. But now when I do this, it either takes 5-6 seconds or - most often - displays the spinning beach boll until I have to Force Quit PowerMail. I reported this with b2. All what you need to do to get out of spinning beachball of death is cover the screen with something else, like Safari window then bring PM back with Cmd+Tab. It seems PM5.5 is suffering from display non single bite message. This is PPC, by the way. -- - Hiro Hiroaki Honshuku, A-NO-NE Music, Boston, MA http://a-no-ne.com http://anonemusic.com
Re: manually chosen Text Encoding-bug
From A-NO-NE Music [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2006-10-12 19.59 (-0400 GMT) I reported this with b2. All what you need to do to get out of spinning beachball of death is cover the screen with something else, like Safari window then bring PM back with Cmd+Tab. It seems PM5.5 is suffering from display non single bite message. This is PPC, by the way. Thanks for the suggestion, Hiro, but Cmd+Tab didn't bring back PowerMail from its beachball of death state. Had to force-quit it again. Manually changing text encoding ceased to function with this version. Damienn ___ 2 GHz Intel Core Duo Mac / OS X Tiger 10.4.8 / PowerMail 5.5fc1 ___
Re: manually chosen Text Encoding-bug
From A-NO-NE Music [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2006-10-12 19.59 (-0400 GMT) I reported this with b2. All what you need to do to get out of spinning beachball of death is cover the screen with something else, like Safari window then bring PM back with Cmd+Tab. It seems PM5.5 is suffering from display non single bite message. This is PPC, by the way. Thanks for the suggestion, Hiro, but Cmd+Tab didn't bring back PowerMail from its beachball of death state. Had to force-quit it again. Manually changing text encoding ceased to function with this version. Damienn ___ 2 GHz Intel Core Duo Mac / OS X Tiger 10.4.8 / PowerMail 5.5fc1 ___ The first time i tried Hiro's suggestion it did not work, but what i had done was change to Omniweb that was running at the time. I tried it again but this time i started Safari up then used the cmd + tab and it worked like he said. maybe you have to call up a program that isn't waiting in the wings. Gerry G4 667Mhz 10.4.8 -- The faster the computer The more impatient the user
