Re: relative date sent

On or about Fri, 4 Mar 2005 08:20:33 -0500 Jim said - >Hi all, > >My PowerMail date sent column displays a 'relative' date for dates in the >current week, i.e. 'Today', 'Yesterday', Wednesday', etc. Is there a >setting I can change to have it ALWAYS display the date in mm/dd/yy format? > >Jim >

Re: 05/03/06-RC (# of List Members/v4.2.1/OS?)

5.1 auf 10.3.8 -- http://www.subhash.at

Re: 05/03/06-RC (# of List Members/v4.2.1/OS?)

Hi list, PM5.1 on OSX.3.8 on PB G4 17" 35,000+ messages in my PowerMail database. Jim -- Jim Pistrang JP Computer Resources Certified Member, Apple Consultants Network 413-256-4569 http://users.crocker.com/~pistrang

Re: 05/03/06-RC (# of List Members/v4.2.1/OS?)

It appears that on 6/3/05 at 8:40 pm Rein Ciarfella spake thus: >Greetings All! > >Brand new to the list and PowerMail, as you may have seen from my >previous post earlier today. I'd very much appreciate knowing how many >individuals utilize this list, how many of those are currently working >wi

Re: 05/03/06-RC (# of List Members/v4.2.1/OS?)

PM5.1 on OSX.3.8 on PB G4/400 Hervé -- remove ".listes" and add a dot after fh please enlevez ".listes" et ajoutez un point après fh

05/03/06-RC (# of List Members/v4.2.1/OS?)

Greetings All! Brand new to the list and PowerMail, as you may have seen from my previous post earlier today. I'd very much appreciate knowing how many individuals utilize this list, how many of those are currently working with v4.2.1 and just for yucks, how many are still holdouts on MacOS 9.1.

Re: relative date sent

Hi Kjell, >>My PowerMail date sent column displays a 'relative' date for dates in the >>current week, i.e. 'Today', 'Yesterday', Wednesday', etc. Is there a >>setting I can change to have it ALWAYS display the date in mm/dd/yy format? > >View/View Options... Thanks!! I can't believe this was r

Re: relative date sent

Jim Pistrang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >My PowerMail date sent column displays a 'relative' date for dates in the >current week, i.e. 'Today', 'Yesterday', Wednesday', etc. Is there a >setting I can change to have it ALWAYS display the date in mm/dd/yy format? View/View Options... -- Regards,

Re: 05/03/06-RC (Re: List working?)

>>I haven't seen any list traffic since last week Thursday. Is this list >>still working? Did I get unsubscribed? > >Well, I just signed up yesterday and the first list messages are rolling >in now. So far I've received 5, sent last Tuesday through Thursday. I just received a pile of messages fr

05/03/06-RC (Re: List working?)

Dr. Dave >I haven't seen any list traffic since last week Thursday. Is this list >still working? Did I get unsubscribed? Well, I just signed up yesterday and the first list messages are rolling in now. So far I've received 5, sent last Tuesday through Thursday. I'm going to put in a new signat

relative date sent

Hi all, My PowerMail date sent column displays a 'relative' date for dates in the current week, i.e. 'Today', 'Yesterday', Wednesday', etc. Is there a setting I can change to have it ALWAYS display the date in mm/dd/yy format? Jim -- Jim Pistrang JP Computer Resources Certified Member, Apple

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List working?

I haven't seen any list traffic since last week Thursday. Is this list still working? Did I get unsubscribed? Dave

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I would folders like to show themselves labeled if there are labeled messages in. It would be fine if they show the label of the highest level labeled message inside. -- http://www.subhash.at