I'm not sure what you mean by 'slow display'. Do you mean each line
takes
a noticeable amount of time to display when you switch to a folder or
that it takes a long time to switch between folders? Or maybe something
different altogether?
I have a 667MHz TiBook and even the folder that I'm
I extensively searched for an answer to this speed problem several
months ago, and I found that most people claim they don't see a
problem. The only thing I could to do speed it up was to remove some
of the columns being displayed. I reduced the columns down to the
minimum set I would put
Display speed:
I've never known PM to display messages or message lists at anything
less
than lightning speed. Admittedly I'm on a G5, but even so it makes me
wonder if this is something more to do with your set up rather than a
problem intrinsic to PM itself. It's just text sifted from a
I've been a PowerMail and SpamSieve user for 3 years now, ever since I
moved from OS 9 and Claris Emailer. When I switched to OS X, the Mail
program was woefully inadequate. It has improved tremendously since
then, and I recently decided to make the switch. Here's why.
OS X Mail
I have the same problem. I've tried selecting the Automatically access
the network only if it is already available, but it doesn't stop
Powermail from trying to retrieve email while waking up, before the
network has been established.
Dan
Original Message
On 12/14/04 12:33 AM
Problem 1) I can't figure out why some contacts sync and some do not. It
appears that the Omit Contacts With Existing Name/Address should be off
for synching to work--tho why is not clear to any of us. I found that I
could get pretty good results (addresses seemed to sync, though I
couldn't be
I'm using iSync. Why would there be problem? PowerMail would simply be
an alternate UI for AAB.
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Not for those of use using iSync.
Dan Webb at Fri, 15 Oct 2004 14:22:44 -0700 said:
Yes!! This would avoid the synchronization
It would be cool if PM would still use the AAB, but provide a better UI
for its data.
Yes!! This would avoid the synchronization problem AND potentially put a
better UI on AAB.
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happens. Nothing is
selected. I usually grab the mouse at this point.
These have been problems ever since I started using PowerMail, which was
3-4 years ago.
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you want. However, pressing the
down arrow key after deleting multiple messages should select the next
message.
Jérôme - PowerMail Engineering
Are you referring to the behavior of the 3-pane browser? Isn't this also
true of the single-message delete?
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While you're (hopefully) fixing this bug, can you make it work for
multiple messages? If I am not mistaken, when I delete multiple
messages, the next message has never been selected.
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=
Pat O'Halloran said:
After moving a message to trash
I'm not the only one who is having this problem. This is
a serious bug for me, especially since it would take a lot of work to go
back to PM4.
Dan
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of messages in 2-pane mode) on my 550MHz
Tibook, yet other people aren't having the same problems. Oh well, not
nearly enough of a reason to quit using PM, just an annoyance.
Dan
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. (It's not a preference I have to set, is
it?) Even when I open a message, hide the toolbar, close it, and open it
again, the toolbar is back.
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before showing the
window, which can make it seem slower even though it may not be.)
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Powerbook G4/550
768MB RAM
Mac OS X 10.3.3
It would be great if the messages in the trash would disappear by
themselves after a delay setup in the preferences. For example, I may
decide the messages to stay in the trash for 1 week or 1 month or
whatever.
Sherman Wilcox sez:
You see, I fall on the other side of this. My workflow is to
of PM, so I
turned on synchronization from AAB to PM (not vice versa), and I turned
on Open contacts in Apple Address Book. Yet when I ctrl-click an
address to add it to the address book, it opens in PM, so it doesn't get
added to AAB.
Dan
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Take a look at the menu items in: File - Database
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Original message
Jeff Forte, 2:52 PM, 2/3/04:
I recently emptied my Powermail trash which contained over 30,000 spam
messages. It took about half hour. (3 months worth ... long over do!).
I thought
I was wondering the same thing just the other day. I couldn't figure out
how to change the default app that opens ftp links. When I click on an
ftp link, it opens IE (yuck!), and I wanted to switch it to Safari or
Finder or whatever is appropriate nowadays.
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I had the same problem. After doing a search, change the zoom factor
(using the buttons at the bottom of the window), and the problem should
go away, even after you set it back to the original zoom. That's what
did it for me.
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alan, 7:58
Zach Selland, 11:24 AM, 9/15/03:
On Mon, Sep 15, 2003, Dan Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In previous versions (pre-4.2) of PowerMail, I used to be able to attach
MS Word documents and send them to PC users. In 4.2, it refuses to
attach the file unless it compresses the file with StuffIt, which
Zach Selland, 11:24 AM, 9/15/03:
On Mon, Sep 15, 2003, Dan Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In previous versions (pre-4.2) of PowerMail, I used to be able to attach
MS Word documents and send them to PC users. In 4.2, it refuses to
attach the file unless it compresses the file with StuffIt, which
empty.
Aside from stripping the resource fork manually (and I've yet to find a
program that works reliably), is there anything else I can do? Can
PowerMail revert to its old behavior please? ;-)
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Hmm, VersionTracker shows it as freeware with a price of $20. Weird.
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/11485vid=75326
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Original message
Judi Sohn, 2:48 PM, 9/10/03:
On Wed, 10 Sep 2003 14:19:39 -0700 Dan ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
I use
the original AppleScript file; it actually copies the AppleScript
itself into the Youpi Key macro. So if you get updates to the
AppleScript, you'll have to re-import it into Youpi Key.
A lot of trouble, but it's been worthwhile for me.
http://perso.club-internet.fr/phupe/
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second to switch from one folder to another. I'm using 2-pane mode.
Dan
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Derry Thompson, 1:07 PM, 8/30/03:
I have folders with several thousands of messages in then, they draw
instantly. The only time I see any noticible slow down is when I'm using
the video part of iChat.
G4 500Mhz Powerbook, 10.2.6.
Try this: Click on one of your folders, mash down on the down
Original message
Ira Lansing, 11:18 AM, 8/30/03:
Subject: Slow drawing of message lists
From: Dan Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 30 Aug 2003 10:51:00 -0700
PowerMail takes a long time to draw a list of email messages. For
instance, when I switch to a folder that shows about 40
set of columns, which helped a little.
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First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then
you win. - Gandhi
list, then add your
manual filters after the stop filter; they will never be applied
automatically even if filter incoming messages is checked.
Jérôme - PowerMail Engineering
That's the best suggestion I've heard so far! Thanks!
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Nothing is so permanent
.
Thanks anyway! I guess it's Applescript time!
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Everything that is really great and inspiring is created by the
individual who can labor in freedom. -- Albert Einstein
Wayne Brissette, 12:30 PM, 6/11/03:
Dan Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wednesday, June 11, 2003 stated:
I created a filter for the purpose of applying manually to a bunch of
emails. I.e., I don't want to apply the filter to incoming or outgoing
email.
However, when I select some emails, the filter
filters would show up here. Seems like an arbitrary restriction.
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Be thankful we're not getting all the government we're paying for. -
Will Rogers
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Are there any good tricks to teach SpamSieve or will it really learn on
it's own?
Fred
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To be controlled in our economic pursuits means to be ... controlled in
everything. -- F.A. Hayek
(and only bayesian filter
besides Apple's Mail application).
SpamSieve also uses a Bayesian filter. And it consults your address book
for non-spam email addresses, and it's subject to your mail filters that
come before its filter.
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Democracy: Two wolves and a sheep
G4.
What are other PowerMail users using for spam filtering?
(...and wouldn't it be nice if PM could do this?)
George Henne
NS BASIC Corporation
http://www.nsbasic.com
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Merely having an open mind is nothing; the object
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