Rick Lecoat said:
>I'm not saying that CTM should implement the feature just because I ask
>them to. But they never replied, even to acknowledge receipt of an
>officially-generated support email.
I'd rather pay extra for actually getting support, if that was possible.
But I don't think money is th
C. A. Niemiec said it like this:
>And I don't see the problem with the RMW retaining unread mail between
>program restarts. Maybe we should have a Not-So-Recent-But-Still-Unread
>Mail Window? ("SNRBSUMW"... someone call the acronym police...)
I'd like to have it similar like in Emailer. Or even b
On 17/10/07 (02:24) Sean said:
>The contents of the Recent Mail window change if you quit PM and
>relaunch it. Mail is no longer "recent" at relaunch.
That is of course, a definition of 'recent' imposed by the developers.
In my real-world workflow, whether I deem a piece of mail to be 'recent'
o
uhm... I said I DO understand :-)
and thus I handle my mail before going to bed, then quit PM (= no recent
mail then).
---marlyse
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>Marlyse Comte ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) on 17.10.2007 13:43 Uhr said:
>
>>I do understand the issue with the Recen
On 17/10/07 (06:36) Barbara said:
>That is what Rick [and others] want--- have to say I can see their point;
>it is one of the reasons I never bother with it.
Actually what I want are Smart Folders. But failing that, I would dearly
love a simply preference: "Clear contents of Recent Mail Window a
C. A. Niemiec on 10/17/07 said
>And I don't see the problem with the RMW retaining unread mail between
>program restarts. Maybe we should have a Not-So-Recent-But-Still-Unread
>Mail Window? ("SNRBSUMW"... someone call the acronym police...)
That is what Rick [and others] want--- have to say I can
>I find this to be something of a problem, because I want to do regular
>backups, but I *don't* want to regularly shut down PM -- due to the
>clearing of the Recent Mail Window. (My person soapbox that one, I know,
>but it's a substantial problem for me).
>
>I have considered simply preventing any
Marlyse Comte ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) on 17.10.2007 13:43 Uhr said:
>I do understand the issue with the Recent Mail window.
The contents of the Recent Mail window change if you quit PM and
relaunch it. Mail is no longer "recent" at relaunch.
Ah, I get it - had not paid attention to the full thread.
I do understand the issue with the Recent Mail window.
How I overcome this limitation is to shut down PM manually after reading
my email for the last time on a day - mostly I remember now as I have
gotten into the habit, but if not, the s
Hi Marlyse,
Actually, I also use a shutdown script. The person who initiated this
message was reluctant to shut down PM because they didn't want to lose
their Recent Mail Window. Guess it's a choice they'll have to make.
Jim
>CTM clearly stated in the past to NOT have PM open when doing a back
CTM clearly stated in the past to NOT have PM open when doing a backup
and that this can leave you with a corrupted database. CAN, not
necessarily does.
A while back somebody was so kind to post a little script which will
shut PM down and that you can have SuperDuper run as part of the daily
backu
Hi Rick,
>What do other list members think about this? Would I be likely to f**k
>up my database doing backups this way? (Backups are made to external
>drive using SuperDuper, btw).
I also run SuperDuper, which backs up my drive in the middle of the
night. I have had to restore my PM database on
On 17/10/07 (23:00) Mikael said:
>That's a known bug, but I don't remember which app is responsible for
>not playing nice with the other. One clue is that I don't have this
>problem with another backup application. So I wouldn't blame Powermail
>for this particular bug necessarily, at least not ou
Jeremy Hughes said:
>Same here. It's been mentioned on this list on more than one occasion.
>
>In our experience, Powermail becomes generally slow and unresponsive
>(not just the address lookup).
>
>We're using Retrospect as our backup program.
That's a known bug, but I don't remember which app i
Hi Bill,
>If I have Powermail open when my backup is run, Powermail address lookup
>becomes VERY VERY slow. I quit Powermail and it's OK again.
Same here. It's been mentioned on this list on more than one occasion.
In our experience, Powermail becomes generally slow and unresponsive
(not just t
If I have Powermail open when my backup is run, Powermail address lookup
becomes VERY VERY slow. I quit Powermail and it's OK again.
If you run Powermail all the time, and peform backups, that could be the
problem. Otherwise, it's possible some other program, like virus
protection is causing the
On 08/10/07, Joe Hallett, discombobulated, unleashed:
>My PM address book has gradually slowed down to the point where it is
>not usable for addressing messages (auto-filling the recipients box). I
>have been able to "fix" the problem temporarily by clearing caches but
>within a short time the slo
Am/On Mon, 8 Oct 2007 22:52:17 -0700 schrieb/wrote Joe Hallett:
>My PM address book has gradually slowed down to the point where it is
>not usable for addressing messages (auto-filling the recipients box). I
>have been able to "fix" the problem temporarily by clearing caches but
>within a short ti
My PM address book has gradually slowed down to the point where it is
not usable for addressing messages (auto-filling the recipients box). I
have been able to "fix" the problem temporarily by clearing caches but
within a short time the slowness returns.
I've tried various combinations of synch wi
Jim,
This happens to me EVERY time I do a backup while Powermail is open.
When it happens, I quit, and restart powermail - problem fixed.
Thus I quit powermail every evening so my backup can be performed
+---+
Bill Schjelderup, Pres
Hi all,
I'm running the latest PM on the latest OSX. I run a cron job that
quits & restarts PM every night, and every week or two I compact and
reindex my database.
I find that the address book is horribly slow. It will speed up some
after compacting or after rebuilding indexes, but it slows d
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