Re: Did I make a huge mistake here?

T.L. Miller told: My most recent DB is in my Applications folder. I do have some PM files, including a Message DB, in my User folder, but they are 2 1/2 years ago -- probably for 5.2. Why do you prefer to keep it there? Have you lost the fact that Apple's OS X folder organization gives you one

Re: problem with PM search function

Ken Pope wrote: I have tried discarding PM and re-installing a new copy. I've tried the update search index and compact search index. (I've also compacted the message database countless times.) Have you tried to rebuild the search index completely, from the First Aid dialog (press

Re(2): problem with PM search function

When I wrote that I had tried various approaches to fixing my search function without success, Jerome of CTM Engineering asked: Have you tried to rebuild the search index completely, from the First Aid dialog (press command-option when launching PM)? Thanks, Jerome! That fixed it. It is *so*

Re: Did I make a huge mistake here?

On 11/18/07, at 9:21 AM, MB [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: T.L. Miller told: My most recent DB is in my Applications folder. I do have some PM files, including a Message DB, in my User folder, but they are 2 1/2 years ago -- probably for 5.2. Why do you prefer to keep it there? Have you lost the fact

powermail-discuss Digest #2737 - 11/18/07

powermail-discuss Digest #2737 - Sunday, November 18, 2007 Re: Did I make a huge mistake here? by MB [EMAIL PROTECTED] Re: problem with PM search function by PowerMail Engineering [EMAIL PROTECTED] Re(2): problem with PM search function by Ken Pope [EMAIL

Re: Did I make a huge mistake here?

My most recent DB is in my Applications folder. Why do you prefer to keep it there? Maybe because that's how Claris EMailer did it? ;-) DN

Re: Did I make a huge mistake here?

On 11/18/07, at 11:02 AM, Dave N [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: My most recent DB is in my Applications folder. Why do you prefer to keep it there? Maybe because that's how Claris EMailer did it? ;-) Very possible. I moved from Emailer to PM when I switched to OS X. Again, this has worked well

Mail Schedules in 10.5

I'm using 10.5.1 on both my Intel Core Duo and my eMac. Since upgrading, PowerMail no longer connects every 5 minutes as I have it set to do in Mail Scheduling. I was wondering if any other Leopard users have discovered this problem with Mail Scheduling and if there is a solution. Greg Smith

Re: Mail Schedules in 10.5

I have the same problem in 10.5.1. But I don't have any solution -- Raphaël Parejo Merci pour le message électronique, que j'ai bien reçu/Gracias por su mensaje/. Ce message, émis le / este mensaje mandado el : Dim 18 nov 2007, par/por Gregory Smith

Re: problem with PM search function

PowerMail Engineering asked: Have you tried to rebuild the search index completely, from the First Aid dialog (press command-option when launching PM)? Is this any better or worse than manually deleting the file Message Database index?

Re: Did I make a huge mistake here?

Dave N said: Maybe because that's how Claris EMailer did it? ;-) Well, I unlearned this gruesome habit a long time ago and decided way ahead of OS X to separate apps from data. I had my Emailer folder also in my data area already under OS 9, not in the apps folder. However, the OS X user

Re: Mail Schedules in 10.5

Gregory Smith / 07.11.18 / 4:56 PM wrote: I'm using 10.5.1 on both my Intel Core Duo and my eMac. Since upgrading, PowerMail no longer connects every 5 minutes as I have it set to do in Mail Scheduling. I was wondering if any other Leopard users have discovered this problem with Mail Scheduling