John Keegan wrote:
Does Powermail Salvage even work on Intel Macs?
On Powermail 6 message databases?
No, unfortunately, PowerMail Salvage does not work for PowerMail 6 databases.
You can try to create a new PowerMail User Environment (from the file /
database menu), quit PowerMail, then copy
it on the original daa base and i did not get the
errors again. seems what inspired me was that this upgrade was supposed
to help with problems like this.
just a thought
Gerry
I got a series of errors, one for each database
component that needed rebuilding. In each case, the error codes were
the same
I got a series of errors, one for each database
component that needed rebuilding. In each case, the error codes were
the same:
Class-DB what=100 err=130
I have a similar issue as Don had, but worse. I woke up to find
Powermail locked up. It would not quit and I needed to do a force quit.
Upon
Don Zahniser wrote:
Everything seemed to work except the
low-level rebuild. I got a series of errors, one for each database
component that needed rebuilding. In each case, the error codes were
the same:
Class-DB what=100 err=130
Low-level rebuild is currently broken. However, its only purpose
everything appears to be OK. We
tell our customers to backup frequently, and to verify database
integrity on a regular basis. Customers that lose data are not happy
customers.
Now I think it's time for me to do a compact database...
+---+
Bill
After my spinning beachball adventures trying to export my PowerMail
database to PowerMail exchange format, I thought I would try to do some
maintenance on the database. I restarted PowerMail and checked all of
the items in the first category. Everything seemed to work except the
low-level
PowerMail
database to PowerMail exchange format, I thought I would try to do some
maintenance on the database. I restarted PowerMail and checked all of
the items in the first category. Everything seemed to work except the
low-level rebuild. I got a series of errors, one for each database
component
.
--
Raphaël Parejo
Le/el/ Tue, 23 Nov 2010 11:43:19 -0500 Don Zahniser
(dzahni...@rochester.rr.com) m'a écrit / me escribió :
After my spinning beachball adventures trying to export my PowerMail
database to PowerMail exchange format, I thought I would try to do some
maintenance on the database. I
On 11/23/10, at 10:03 AM, Bill Schjelderup b...@companioncorp.com said:
It seems to be that Powermail is on maintenance development from CTM,
I keep looking at alternatives...but none do it for me. I expect with
all the competition for email clients and Powermail not supporting HTML
email very
On 8-Jul-10, at 8:10 AM, MB wrote:
I didn't get there was multiple users, just multiple accounts. So this
involves many users?
To be accurate, it's currently two users and three computer
locations... tho that could grow.
IMAP could work, except that it's interfaces (eg: squirrelmail)
for a new email client, I admit I might have chosen Mailsmith instead of
PowerMail.
However, while PowerMail's IMAP support it quite basic, Mailsmith
doesn't support IMAP at all. And, according to the author, it probably
never will.
And Mailsmith doesn't work with a single database but individual
On 10-Jul-10, at 9:51 AM, Tobias Jung wrote:
And Mailsmith doesn't work with a single database but individual files
(one file for each message) and I don't know what will happen if you
just sync those files between various computers.
Actually, afaik the current iteration does indeed use
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Am 10.07.10 14:07, schrieb John Snippe:
On 8-Jul-10, at 8:10 AM, MB wrote:
I didn't get there was multiple users, just multiple accounts. So this
involves many users?
To be accurate, it's currently two users and three computer locations...
On 10-Jul-10, at 10:57 AM, Tobias Jung wrote:
No, it's the other way round:
While the old version used a database (or maybe mbox files with a
single
file for each mail folder, can't remember at the moment) the current
version indeed stores an individual file for each message.
MyBad... you
John Snippe j...@snippe.ca wrote (Sat, 10 Jul 2010 11:16:29 -0400):
Do you know if there is a trick to getting Mailsmith to resolve
aliases? I am attempting to store the 'user dababase' outside the
default location, and the docs say this is possible, but so far no
joy...
Sorry, I can't help
*John Snippe asked:
So my question is two-fold: it is possible to have 3 or more installs
of Powermail be able to access a single database folder
It's certainly possible but not likely to be practical unless you're on
the same stable network subnet.
, and/or is it
possible for more than one
an option I am looking at. We have Squirrel on the
server... but it's REALLY not pwermail, is it?!?
I wonder if environments will help with the corruption issue... it
could limit database access to a 'one user - multiple points of
access' situation, which would stop update collisions
John Snippe said:
I wonder if environments will help with the corruption issue... it
could limit database access to a 'one user - multiple points of
access' situation, which would stop update collisions and that
inherent risk of corruption. Yes/no?
I didn't get there was multiple users
with Powermail.
I wonder if environments will help with the corruption issue... it
could limit database access to a 'one user - multiple points of access'
situation, which would stop update collisions and that inherent risk of
corruption. Yes/no?
Environments are different databases
transparent and very nice.
So my question is two-fold: it is possible to have 3 or more installs
of Powermail be able to access a single database folder, and/or is it
possible for more than one user to access a database folder at a time,
or more specifically, is the database capable of autosave
One word: IMAP.
What you are trying is to adapt a single user database as multiple user
database. Most likely this will work for a time and then will give you a nice
and subtle corruption. IMAP was designed for this sort of problem.
Regards
Trixi Willius
Original-Nachricht
(in PowerMail's File/Database
submenu).
Kind regards,
Tobias Jung
folder between various locations using the same account via internet.
Totally transparent and very nice.
So my question is two-fold: it is possible to have 3 or more installs
of Powermail be able to access a single database folder, and/or is it
imho this is possible as long as the different
After starting up my computer I launched PowerMail and my computer froze. Now
when I try to open PowerMail I get the message A database error occurred.
Clicking on More info gets me:
Class: DB; what=7; when=9
Then when I click OK PowerMail quits.
I am running PowerMail 5.5.3 build 4480, Mac
Hold command and option keys down upon launch.
You should get a database utilities dialog.
I select all the options other than those that mess with my preferences.
Knowing databases, I do the full low level rebuild and all options on my
data file at least once a month. It may sound paranoid
OK, found the option-command key startup option. Compacting the database
appears to have fixed it. Fingers crossed...
Maybe this will finally get me to upgrade to v.6
Thanks.
- Winston
Winston Weinmann wrote:
After starting up my computer I launched PowerMail and my computer
froze. Now when
Greetings--
This is not a disaster, as I have a backup from 3 weeks ago.
However, it would be very nice if I could recover this file.
The computer crashed just as I had received some mail, and it was
strange, so I was not surprised that it corrupted the file. When I try
to open the db, it
that shortly.
Anyway, as you will see, I haven't had the opportunity yet to complete
an update for PM 6 compatibility. It requires more work than before
(mainly due to having to account for PPC vs. x86 endian-ness issues in
both my development environment as well as the PM 6 database format
itself
in
both my development environment as well as the PM 6 database format
itself), so I haven't gotten it done yet. However it is still on my to-
do pile and I will try to bring it closer to the top!
-ben
--
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zygoat creative technical services
http://www.zygoat.ca
Hi, Ben
Unfortunately this didn't work. Is there anything else I can try?
Ron
- Original Message -
From: PowerMail Engineering jer...@ctmdev.com
Date: Saturday, June 13, 2009 6:22 am
Subject: Re: database problems
To: PowerMail discussions powermail-discuss@ctmdev.com
H Ronald Riggs wrote
H Ronald Riggs wrote:
My computer crashed and now it says Your database file has not the
expected format and it asks if I want to convert it. But conversion
fails. Any help would be very helpful. Thanks.
First, make a backup of your PowerMail database folder.
Then press the command and option
My computer crashed and now it says Your database file has not the expected
format and it asks if I want to convert it. But conversion fails. Any help
would be very helpful. Thanks.
Ron
Joe Hallett wrote:
I am unable to run the archive and cleanup or compact database
commands. The process appears to start normally, but after a short time
it stops with the error message A database error occurred
Class=DB ;what=100;when=9;err=158
If this error occurs during the export phase
I am unable to run the archive and cleanup or compact database
commands. The process appears to start normally, but after a short time
it stops with the error message A database error occurred
Class=DB ;what=100;when=9;err=158
I'm running PM v6.0.2 build 4601. The message database is about 1.5GB
Raphaël PAREJO wrote:
I've saved in 2000 my messages (Powermail 3), but only the Message
Database file... Can i retrieve these messages with only this unique
Message Database file?
Probably.
- create a new folder in the Finder
- put a copy of your PM3 message database file in this folder
Hello!
I've saved in 2000 my messages (Powermail 3), but only the Message
Database file... Can i retrieve these messages with only this unique
Message Database file?
Thank you for your help.
Best regards.
--
Raphaël Parejo
Derry Thompson sa såhär:
All backed up clean.
no file system errors? Are you 100% sure about this? What tools have you
used to make sure the drive's file system actually is clean and can be
trusted?
Mikael
Technoids:
PM 5.6.3 build 4504 sv / SpamSieve 2.6.6 sv | OS X 10.4.8 | Powerbook
Jeremy Hughes sa såhär:
What version of PowerMail are you using?
According to the ctmdev web site:
Low-level rebuild was broken after the 5.6.2 porting to XCode 3.0 -
this was apparently fixed in 5.6.3 or 5.6.4 (not sure which).
That is actually in the headers of every message originating from
Jeremy Hughes at [EMAIL PROTECTED] said on Thu, 15 May 2008 14:07:11 +0100
What version of PowerMail are you using?
According to the ctmdev web site:
Low-level rebuild was broken after the 5.6.2 porting to XCode 3.0 -
this was apparently fixed in 5.6.3 or 5.6.4 (not sure which).
I'm using
CTM info sa såhär:
Afterwards, the one file that you can safely delete is Message Database
index and then try rebuilding this.
Wait a minute. Didn't you say earlier in another conversation that
deleting the Message Database index file and rebuilding a new one from
scratch will not result
Hi,
Am/On Wed, 14 May 2008 15:59:43 +0100 schrieb/wrote Derry Thompson:
I've tried a low-level rebuild, a database compact both of which failed.
this has always worked for me in the worst case.
I can't copy the mail database, it gets to 1.04 GB of 1.64GB and fails.
this sounds like a disk
Derry Thompson (14/5/08, 15:59) said:
I've tried a low-level rebuild, a database compact both of which failed.
What version of PowerMail are you using?
According to the ctmdev web site:
Low-level rebuild was broken after the 5.6.2 porting to XCode 3.0 -
this was apparently fixed in 5.6.3
You can also try to export parts of your database in Powermail format.
For the part that cannot be exported, try Powermail Salvage.
Before you restore your email, backup all your files and clean up your
drive: file system and possibly hardware errors.
Jan
Hi,
My MacBook locked up ealier today and had to force a restart.
PowerMail said it needed to reindex the mail. It got nearly to the end
then froze up.
I've tried a low-level rebuild, a database compact both of which failed.
I can't copy the mail database, it gets to 1.04 GB of 1.64GB
Hello,
Am/On Wed, 14 May 2008 15:59:43 +0100 schrieb/wrote Derry Thompson:
I've tried a low-level rebuild, a database compact both of which failed.
this has always worked for me in the worst case.
I can't copy the mail database, it gets to 1.04 GB of 1.64GB and fails.
this sounds like a disk
I ask again for ideas on how to make PowerMail rebuild the search index,
i.e. the Message Database index, in such a fashion that the whole DB is
and remains fully indexed.
Obviously I tried compacting and updating it, also via the startup tools
and this seems to not have helped. Searches do
,
does anybody have experience with recovering a powermail database from
an emptied trash? i tried with filesalvage, but this only recognizes
usual file types such as jpgs, word docs, etc. a powermail database
doesn't have any extension (as far as i can tell), which makes it even
more difficult
hello,
does anybody have experience with recovering a powermail database from
an emptied trash? i tried with filesalvage, but this only recognizes
usual file types such as jpgs, word docs, etc. a powermail database
doesn't have any extension (as far as i can tell), which makes it even
more
Guy,
- All of my PM contacts are stored into groups.
- I need to reimport contacts with their groups into a custom database
(on a PC)
Do you have a script to export group by group?
Thank you
Bertrand Soubeyrand
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to seek out our telephone number and call us. Someone will
be able to assist you, but it ain't gonna be me...
I'm going fishin'
regards...
Steve
I got this lovely message when starting PowerMail 5.5.3 this
afternoon. After clicking OK, PowerMail starts up and the database
opens, seemingly without
Subject: Re: Your database file has not the expected format
From: Marlyse Comte [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sun, 8 Jul 2007 19:05:56 -0500
I had the exact same error today after a computer crash. After the
message it stated also that my Index file was corrupt and if I wanted to
re-index, which I did
I got this lovely message when starting PowerMail 5.5.3 this
afternoon. After clicking OK, PowerMail starts up and the database
opens, seemingly without problems.
I've been using 5.5.3 since it came out; no recent disk errors or crashes.
I can't compact the database; PowerMail gives
launching PM in maintenance mode?
Anyways, before fiddling any further with the database, I'd make a
backup copy of what you have currently... just in case.
---marlyse
former message(s) quotes: -
I got this lovely message when starting PowerMail 5.5.3 this
afternoon
using PM 5.2.2. on OSX4.8
PM Database size 5.4 GB
Powermail crashed and then I had a kernel panic.
After reboot PM announces a corrupted database.
I restarted with modifier key to rebuild the database. PM begins the
process but shortly PM crashes again and again.
What else can I do to get
Urs Gruetzner sa såhär:
Powermail crashed and then I had a kernel panic.
After reboot PM announces a corrupted database.
I restarted with modifier key to rebuild the database. PM begins the
process but shortly PM crashes again and again.
What else can I do to get back my database?
Remove
I'm getting a message when opening Powermail.
Database is not the expected format
Any ideas?
Cheers
--
Derry Thompson
g l o d e r w o r k s | Design - Hosting - Programming
http://www.gloderworks.com
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to anothr folder, they simply copy. It is impossible
to try to reopen PM to see which, if any, is corrupted.
What can you suggest?
I did manage to export some folders to the PM Exchnge format but PM
quit before I could import them to a new database. I'llhold them
until able.
Judith Beiss
OS X 4.3.6
cleanly etc. To solve the problem I archived my PM database folder for
folder until I had gotten rid of that specific message and ever since PM
does again great.
---marlyse
Amnon Yaish said:
I told you I checked the fonts and found them sound. PowerMail uses the
default system fonts for chinese, and I checked the same fonts are also
used by other programs.
This is no proof they are sound. How are you checking it? What do you
know about font corruption?
A more
On Jan 23, 2006, at 5:02 PM, Andy Fragen wrote:
Agreed. But my experience differs. I've never had an unfixable db
error
with PM and I've been using it since v3
Andy,
I also have had PM since v.3 and until Sunday had not encountered a
problem that PM could not recover.
An interesting
Mikael Byström wrote:
What's your excuse for not having backed up your DB?
And may I ask what's your excuse for being so agressive?
I *did* backup my DB.
I did not say PM was expensive. However it is a paying client in a world
of many good free ones, so I think I'm entitled at least to
Amnon Yaish said:
The situation described by Robert (and which I experimented all too
often) should'nt ever happen, and if it happens, the tool to *try* and
retrieve some of the messages in the corrupt database should be included
in the package we are paying for, not paid (rather expensive
to *try* and
retrieve some of the messages in the corrupt database should be included
in the package we are paying for, not paid (rather expensive) to a third
party developer. Especially since the problem is evidently with PowerMail.
Amnon.
Jean-Michel Therond wrote:
Le 23 janv. 06 à 19:41
Le 23 janv. 06 à 19:41, Robert Snyder a écrit :
Hi,
My database was nearing 2GB, so I tried to compress it, but that
tailed with a database error. So I tried to perform a low level
database rebuild, but that failed. HELP. This has all of my
important data in it--licenses, serial
Hi,
My database was nearing 2GB, so I tried to compress it, but that
tailed with a database error. So I tried to perform a low level
database rebuild, but that failed. HELP. This has all of my important
data in it--licenses, serial numbers, job histories, etc.
Is there any way to extract
Thanks everyone for all the good advice!
After religiously backing up my entire mail folder,
I compacted my mail database. The entire process
took about 15 minutes, much less than I had feared,
and trimmed the database size from 1.9 GB to 481 MB.
Yay! This gives me more breathing room before
McBride said:
Jim Pistrang ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) on 2005-12-26 16:44 said:
Just curious, what is the total number of emails in your database? I
Is there an easy way to tell? I have so many folders looking at each
and adding them would be a pain. :)
--
I object to violence because when it appears
Jim Pistrang ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) on 2005-12-26 16:44 said:
Just curious, what is the total number of emails in your database? I
Is there an easy way to tell? I have so many folders looking at each
and adding them would be a pain. :)
--
I object to violence because when it appears to do good
for later
reference. One of this lists has accumulated in excess of
38,000 messages.
Today, for the first time, it looks like I hit some hard
limit, because the following dire warning popped up:
Your database is near 2 GB
Just curious, what is the total number of emails in your database? I
have
reference. One of this lists has accumulated in excess of
38,000 messages.
Today, for the first time, it looks like I hit some hard
limit, because the following dire warning popped up:
Your database is near 2 GB
PowerMail can't handle a message database larger than 2 GB.
You should compact
be searched in one go using Spotlight,
whether or not the message is contained in your current mail database.
What is an archive database? It it possible to use more than one database
with PM at once? And how do I split my current database so that I can
seperate my archived email?
Steve Abrahamson
time for maintenance:
quit PM. launch PM with option-command keys down - reindex database.
---marlyse
former message(s) quotes: -
I had to erase my main drive due to problems unrelated to PowerMail. Re-
installing PowerMail in the new setup I copied over the PM
On a related not about file references, I've noticed over time that PM
has lost file reference integrity. An example: I got pics from a ski trip
from a friend; when I went back to find that picture, PM thought the
enclosure was an html file - clearly wrong.
If the mail is older than a few month,
Bob,
Yes, technically that accomplishes having the attachment somewhere else,
but now you've got two copies of it. Not only is that inefficient in
terms of storage, but if it's an editable document, you now have version
control issues.
Option-dragging does work, and it's great that the feature
you compact your database, or perform a verification of the
consistency, attachment aliases are verified; if the path has changed
but they are still found by ID, the path is update, and vice versa.
So, it's a good thing to compact or verify your database from time to
time, and especially before moving
Tim Lapin / 2005/05/04 / 07:34 PM wrote:
It is possible that you both need to run some disk checks and/or
permission utilities?
Not sure how it would help but I run these utils more than anyone else
because of beta testings I do.
Anyway, I have an idea. I move PM folder a lot. Between
On Wednesday, May 4, 2005, A-NO-NE Music sent forth:
Steve Abrahamson / 2005/05/04 / 12:44 PM wrote:
On a related not about file references, I've noticed over time that PM
has lost file reference integrity. An example: I got pics from a ski trip
from a friend; when I went back to find
Dr Dave wrote:
because I eventually group all
the attachments together by year (at least) so as to keep the current
attachments folder less cluttered easier to find recent attachments.
I have created a simple AppleScript to create a folder for each email
that has attachments and move
Sure. If I rename an attachment, or move several attachments together
into a folder; they lose connection from the email message that they
come from. Pretty weak.
I can't say for sure if my old emails (2004) lose their connections to
the attached files by themselves or not, because I
Steve Abrahamson / 2005/05/04 / 12:44 PM wrote:
On a related not about file references, I've noticed over time that PM
has lost file reference integrity. An example: I got pics from a ski trip
from a friend; when I went back to find that picture, PM thought the
enclosure was an html file -
On Wednesday, May 4, 2005, A-NO-NE Music sent forth:
I believe latest pub beta changed this behavior. Which version are you
using?
--
- Hiro
From the header of Robert's message:
X-Mailer: CTM PowerMail version 5.1 build 4340 English
BTW, I hope you are right about the fix.
Robert Snyder wrote:
I have an odd situation where every time I rebuild my mail database,
PowerMail opens four, network attached file systems.
This will be fixed in 5.2. PowerMail will no longer try to mount
networked/removable file systems when verifying attachment references.
The attachments
Robert Snyder / 2005/05/04 / 08:29 AM wrote:
I have an odd situation where every time I rebuild my mail database,
PowerMail opens four, network attached file systems. While I have
migrated my mail from various systems over the years, this situation is
particularly odd since none of the file
I have an odd situation where every time I rebuild my mail database,
PowerMail opens four, network attached file systems. While I have
migrated my mail from various systems over the years, this situation is
particularly odd since none of the file systems it opens could possibly
have been systems
Stephen Grammont said:
In the end it came down to an issue of
stability. Mail has it, PM doesn't.
I disagree with that blanket statement. I find PM very stable, but I had
one irrecoverable situation when my old machine suddenly stopped (not
froze, just physically stoppped), because of heat
randomly.
I have 112,000 messages in my PowerMail database. I wouldn't trust Apple
Mail with more than 50,000.
Whatever email client you use, you should back up your mail regularly if
it is important to you.
Best wishes,
Jeremy
Hi Steve,
thanks for sharing your thoughts.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote Wed, 26 Jan 2005 12:18:04 -0500
In the end it came down to an issue of
stability. Mail has it, PM doesn't.
did you verify? The various experiences in our company showed durign the
past few years that many email clients
Hi folks
I seem to be unable to recover from a database issue - no access anymore
to my email database...
Starting last Thursday I ran into database issues. After doing a 'compact
database' (after PM 5.0 had warned me that I was coming close to the 2GB
limit) the night before, when retrieving
OK--
After finally getting a new drive for my PB G4 (the internal had gone bad SMART
status failing), I am tryign to get PM up and running again. I have downloaded
and installed 5.1 and registered it.
Then I copied over my powermail files and launched, holding down optapple to
get the PM
This problem is fixed with release 5.1.
The download I got from the PM 5.1 main download link (faster), namely,
http://homepage.sunrise.ch/mysunrise/ctm/pm5.dmg
gives me a PowerMail _5.0.2_ folder and a PowerMail _5.0.2_ app inside.
Labeled that way anyhow. Didn't run it to find out.
Tried
C.S. Mo wrote:
I'm running PowerMail 5.1 under MacOSX 10.2.8, PowerMail recently crashed
because my mail database reached 2048mb. I've tried compacting the database,
but I just get a message that There is only 2048mb free, 2079mb required..
This problem is fixed with release 5.1.
Jérôme
I can not use the program now because every time I start it, I get a
message rebuilding indices... so I wait until just before it is
finished I get
Database error
Your mail is probably safe. Try holding down the command and option keys
the next time you start PM. This brings up the option
Hi --
I'm a registered user of PM 5.0.2, and have been very happy until
recently...
I can not use the program now because every time I start it, I get a
message rebuilding indices... so I wait until just before it is
finished I get
Database error
more details... provides the following
Kjell Olausson said:
They are. An application that crashes should not affect other
applications.
I have one recurring problem involving the Finder and problems with
Network volumes. The Finder keeps spinning the beachball and kill
commands in the dock or in the terminal, doesn't work. That's
Urs Gruetzner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for this helpful hint, it resolved the problem!
What bothers me now: I always thought, that in OSX all the applications
are working in their own areas of the RAM. That fact that the presence of
one affects another app is somewhat irritating.
Emily Jackson wrote:
Good idea would be to contact DT's author (James is pretty good at
responding).
He has addressed this problem on the DragThing message board (http://
www.dragthing.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=3;t=23). The
workaround he suggests is to change DragThing's
Mittwoch, 29. September 2004 15:26 Uhr Mirko Kranenburg
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
That seems to be a very plausible explanation!
Future releases of DragThing and/or PowerMail should handle
the matter
more gracefully, though.
But: the support for PowerMail by Dragthing is in itself a very
That seems to be a very plausible explanation!
Future releases of DragThing and/or PowerMail should handle the matter
more gracefully, though.
But: the support for PowerMail by Dragthing is in itself a very good
thing, as way too many apps focus on Mail and Entourage only.
Mirko
On Wed, 29
Mine was resolved by switching off DragThing - if you have that installed
try disabling it.
What bothers me now: I always thought, that in OSX all the applications
are working in their own areas of the RAM. That fact that the presence of
one affects another app is somewhat irritating.
I
Dienstag, 28. September 2004 18:56 Uhr Pat O'Halloran [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It appears that on 28/9/04 at 5:22 pm Urs Gruetzner spake thus:
It seems that several users have the same problem reported, but I newer
saw any help posted here. Did I miss something during my absence last week?
Urs
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