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
A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Anyway, I have an idea. I move PM folder a lot. Between machines,
carry with 2.5 drives, etc. This might be the source of problem.
Since PM being a native Mac app, I'd think it is not using absolute path
but rather using relative path, which should work, but it might not
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?
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- 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
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