I'm currently using Pegasus Version 4.71.565 running under Windows 10.
This morning the program changed its behavior. In the past, when I have finished an outgoing message, it has gone into the queue of unsent mail
until I click to send queued mail. Twice this morning, it has sent the message immediately upon my clicking the Send button to close the
message. It's not the new behavior that bothers me so much (except that
the first message disappeared and I didn't know where it had gone).
It's just that the behavior has changed and I don't know why it has.
Can you help me understand this?
It's not the new behavior that bothers me so much (except that
the first message disappeared and I didn't know where it had gone).
It's just that the behavior has changed and I don't know why it has.
Can you help me understand this?
On 6/1/2017 5:37 PM, Bill McCray wrote:
I'm currently using Pegasus Version 4.71.565 running under Windows 10.
This morning the program changed its behavior. In the past, when I have
finished an outgoing message, it has gone into the queue of unsent mail
until I click to send queued mail. Twice this morning, it has sent the
message immediately upon my clicking the Send button to close the
message. It's not the new behavior that bothers me so much (except that
the first message disappeared and I didn't know where it had gone).
It's just that the behavior has changed and I don't know why it has.
Can you help me understand this?
Tools - Internet options - Sending (SMTP)
See if the option "Send mail at once without placing in queue" is checked.
On article <ogpcc3$8dl$1@news.albasani.net>, Bill McCray wrote:
It's not the new behavior that bothers me so much (except that
the first message disappeared and I didn't know where it had gone).
It's just that the behavior has changed and I don't know why it has.
Can you help me understand this?
Complementing Stephen's, are you using Autofiltering? If so, Pegasus
will bond sent messages to an auto-filtered addressee in the same
folder, so to build a "conversational" folder.
On 6/1/17 2:18 PM, Euler German wrote:
Not that I'm aware of, Euler. I have filters set. Is that what you are talking about?
On article <ogpcc3$8dl$1@news.albasani.net>, Bill McCray wrote:
It's not the new behavior that bothers me so much (except that
the first message disappeared and I didn't know where it had gone).
It's just that the behavior has changed and I don't know why it has.
Can you help me understand this?
Complementing Stephen's, are you using Autofiltering? If so, Pegasus
will bond sent messages to an auto-filtered addressee in the same
folder, so to build a "conversational" folder.
Bill
On article <ogpcc3$8dl$1@news.albasani.net>, Bill McCray wrote:
It's not the new behavior that bothers me so much (except that
the first message disappeared and I didn't know where it had gone).
It's just that the behavior has changed and I don't know why it has.
Can you help me understand this?
Complementing Stephen's, are you using Autofiltering? If so, Pegasus
will bond sent messages to an auto-filtered addressee in the same
folder, so to build a "conversational" folder.
Not that I'm aware of, Euler. I have filters set. Is that what you are talking about?
Does it automatically send mail to the relevant folder without
appearing in the New Mail folder first?
On article <ogqa9c$kqg$1@news.albasani.net>, Bill McCray wrote:
Not that I'm aware of, Euler. I have filters set. Is that what you are talking about?
Nope, I meant Autofiltering folders. Right-click a folder from
Folders pane (Ctrl+L) and pick third item from top. When selected,
folders changes its icon from the white envelope to a blue guy and
the envelope.
On article <0tm4jc59t9itbuaf46gvoi7dntdsucc3vu@4ax.com>, Steve Hayes
wrote:
Does it automatically send mail to the relevant folder without
appearing in the New Mail folder first?
Yep!
On article <MPG.339cf56eede3b8e989787@news.eternal-september.org>,
Euler German wrote:
On article <ogqa9c$kqg$1@news.albasani.net>, Bill McCray wrote:
Not that I'm aware of, Euler. I have filters set. Is that what you are >>> talking about?
Nope, I meant Autofiltering folders. Right-click a folder from
Folders pane (Ctrl+L) and pick third item from top. When selected,
folders changes its icon from the white envelope to a blue guy and
the envelope.
Just to clarify, I took this from Pegasus Mail Help:
<quote>
Autofiltering is a simple way of organizing your mail into
"conversations". Put simply, if you move or copy a message into a
folder that has autofiltering enabled, that folder will subsequently automatically gather all the messages you receive from the sender of
that message, and all the messages you send to that person. Being
able to see both what you've received and sent in order allows you to
read your correspondence with that person as if it were an ongoing conversation.
[?]
Order of processing - Autofiltering is done after all other filtering
is completed on any given message. So, if you have new mail filtering
rules active, they will be applied before any autofiltering, as will
spam and content filtering (SpamHalter and Content Control). Only if
all other types of filter complete without moving or deleting the
message will autofiltering take place. This prevents spam that
impersonates a known address from being autofiltered, and gives you a
way of overriding autofiltering for special conditions.
</quote>
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