Hii Winston,
it is on 3 pane (and it sows all three). The problem is that the left pane
(the normal location of the folder list) only states inbox and not the
full list.
any idea?
Joe
From: Winston Weinmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: PowerMail discussions powermail-discuss@ctmdev.com
To:
I almost never close PowerMail. Have you tried quitting and re-opening?
Another idea: select all the folders in the Folder List window and drag
them to the folder pane in the Mail Browser window.
Last ideal: re-install PowerMail. (Just download and reinstall the program.)
Good luck.
- Winston
Something happened with my filters. A filter used to say
Conditions:
Spam rating is high
or
Conditions:
Spam rating is low
Now it shows a slider. It appears that the slider means this level or
higher.
Two questions:
1) How does one set a filter for low spam
powermail-discuss Digest #2554 - Thursday, February 1, 2007
Re(2): restoring folder list in the left pane
by Winston Weinmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Multiple databases (yet again)
by Sean McBride [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: Re(2): restoring folder list in the left pane
Alan Harper wrote:
1) How does one set a filter for low spam ratings?
You can't set a single filter to act on law ratings. But you can set
multiple filters that act on different ratings, with the one acting on
high ratings first, with the dont apply subsequent filters checkbox
enabled, so the
Got it. I just added a second spam filter.
A
On Thu, 1 Feb 2007 20:02:49 +0100 PowerMail Engineering said:
Nothing have changed. If you have a single filter that has a spam rating
criterion, and the spam rating has been set by SpamSieve, then you only
have is high (no is low). This is because
My system clock is set to 24-hour mode (00-23) and I have customized
date formats. Powermail has always seemed to respect this - The date
sent column correctly matches the system settings (both dates and
times), the short headers on mail messages (I'm using 3 pane - long list
view mode) correctly
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