Jeremy Hughes said:
Here in the office, people who have switched from PowerMail to Apple
Mail have much smaller backups.
So CTM Dev are responsible for you choosing an inferior backup strategy?
I think not and I also find your reasnoning to not be sound in this case.
There are backup apps that
I received no messages since january, so checking if this turns up.
I got no responses on this?
I have email messages on my gmail account, visible and readable in web
mail or via IMAP. If I POP, PowerMail refuses to get up to date with the
server. It will problably download these messages at some point, but for
now it doesn't.
As Gmail POP is encrypted via
Hello all,
Sorry, resending this message again under a little more sensical subject.
My PowerMail 6.0.3 mail database takes awhile to backup since it's getting
quite sizable. So, I'd like to create an archive somehow for older messages..
What is the recommended route for doing this in
Previous I said:
In my case, the file SpamSieve - Evaluate.scpt was corrupted. I opened
it up in the AppleScript Editor and it was garbled. I used TimeMachine
to replace it, opened it up in the editor again and it looked fine.
Now I keep a copy of the three scripts in the Spam Scripts folder. I
quote from a Thunderbird review: What stood out for me, however, is
that the developers weren't able to focus on what's really important to
Mac users -- a super clean, intuitive UI that invokes the best in Mac OS
technologies.
How does Powermail stand up in this regard? Can it compete with other
On Tue, Jan 26, 2010, Michael J. Hußmann mich...@michael-hussmann.de wrote:
The other thing that I find tiresome with PowerMail's monolithic
database is that the entire database needs to be backed up on a daily
basis. With Apple Mail, the only mailboxes that get backed up in an
incremental
Anthony Adachi adachi...@yahoo.com wrote (Wed, 10 Feb 2010 04:24:19 -0800):
My PowerMail 6.0.3 mail database takes awhile to backup since it's
getting quite sizable. So, I'd like to create an archive somehow for
older messages..
What is the recommended route for doing this in PowerMail
Hello all,
My PowerMail 6.0.3 mail database takes awhile to backup since it's getting
quite sizable. So, I'd like to create an archive somehow for older messages..
What is the recommended route for doing this in PowerMail 6.0.3? From the
manual it appears that there are at least two different
Am 12.03.10 07:35, schrieb MB:
quote from a Thunderbird review: What stood out for me, however, is
that the developers weren't able to focus on what's really important to
Mac users -- a super clean, intuitive UI that invokes the best in Mac OS
technologies.
How does Powermail stand up in
On Mar 5, 2010, at 7:49 PM, Tom Dillon wrote:
It's gotten to where I have to replace the corrupted
SpamSieve - Evaluate.scpt file once or more times a week. It's not that
big of a problem, but I'm wondering how or why it's getting corrupted?
Is PM writing to the AppleScript file?
I think
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