Achim Nolcken Lohse wrote in said:
In my experience, 4.12a remembers the last preview/no preview setting. I
Geesh, you're right. It seems to me I used to be a able to delete
attachments in 4.02, but now I can't. I get a pop-up asking me to
confirm, but when I do, nothing happens. The attachment is still
there!
Works fine here. Try browse:
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http://google.com/groups?&q=+"delet...mail.pegasus-mail.ms-windows&num=50&scoring=d>
(or shortened:
http://makeashorterlink.com/?Q59C21E67>
(I did not read the found messages my self, just found them for you
The trick I haven't been able to figure out is how to import a group
of messages from Pegasus running on my laptop or on another desktop
into my main version of Pegasus.
Easy. Mount the laptops mailbox directory from within Pegasus on the
desktop computer (assuming the two computers are connected). In a
multiuser environment one can also simply mount another users
mailboxes by username (if Pegasus knows the username, it will of
course also know the users current mailbox location). As long as
Pegasus can access the location of the mail directory you want to
mount, no problem. Also notice - one can mount any directory as a
mailbox - as long as the directory contains files recognized by
Pegasus as mail folders; Pegasus own folder pair of files (*.pmm for
folder-file and *.pmi for folder-index), but also standard Unix *.mbx
format (as used by Eudora and some other clients). The "mounting" is
done via the the "Add Mailbox to List" command in Pegasus Folders menu
(option only visible when folder manager window active).
Here, from the help:
<quote>
The Folders menu is available on the menu bar when the folder
manager window is the current window. It contains less-frequently
used options for managing your folders.
Add mailbox to list: This command allows you to add another
mailbox to your folder view. You will be prompted to enter a
directory or a username which Pegasus Mail should use to locate
the mailbox. It will then proceed to add that mailbox as a root
entry in the Folder Manager window, and will add any recognizable
mail folders from that location into that root entry. Mailboxes
added to the Folder Manager in this way are just like your own
mailbox - you can read messages, create folders, move messages
around (including between mailboxes) and so on.
Examples of uses for this command include:
* Secretaries who need to access the boss's mailbox while he's
away on business
* System administrators who need to troubleshoot a user's mailbox
* Accessing folders from another mail program, such as Eudora
(Pegasus Mail can read the unix folder format used by Eudora),
so you can migrate messages from one to the other.
* Accessing two mailboxes when you use a laptop and can be both
attached to a LAN in NetWare mode, and regularly using your
laptop in standalone mode on the road.
</qoute>
If the mounted mailbox/directory resides on removable drive, or remote
computer that will not be permanently available (like a laptop), I
think it is a good idea to always make sure you "dismount" (remove
from list) the mounted mailbox in Pegasus before removing the drive or
breaking the connection.
Also notice that when copying between mailboxes, you can only move or
copy messages to/from folders, you can not copy folders as such.
You can however create new folders in the mounted mailboxes (and then
copy messages) as well as in your existing folder structure of course.
For more info, try:
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http://google.com/groups?q=+"Add+ma...mail.pegasus-mail.ms-windows&num=50&scoring=d>
(or shortened:<
http://makeashorterlink.com/?G15C34E67>
Questions? There is a newsgroup dedicated to Pegasus Mail for Windows,
use it!
, here: <(as seen in the above Google search)
All the best,
Bjorn Simonsen
