TuckerdogAVL
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Well, I solved my other email problem a week ago, and now this has popped up.
The Mail program 'seems" to occasionally reset stuff.
I just spent about an hour trying to figure out what was up with my groups. Suddenly, all the email addresses were appearing when I tried to send as a private group. I finally found, under "composing," the box to uncheck "always show addresses."
These phantom resets seem to show up just after I let the home Vault (Fault?) do it's thing to "regain disk space. I can usually expect to either see something like this message - this is the first time you have run this application - when opening, say, Acrobat for the one-thousandth time, or something like this that just occurred.
I dont understand why I get this message now often from the home vault (the need to recapture space) as there is 38/80 on the one drive and 80/150 on the other....is the memory failing on my six year old computer?
And, again, can I just "back up" this entire hard drive (sans operating system) onto an external? By dragging and dropping?
I think I need to do this asap as this is getting squirreler by the minute.
The Mail program 'seems" to occasionally reset stuff.
I just spent about an hour trying to figure out what was up with my groups. Suddenly, all the email addresses were appearing when I tried to send as a private group. I finally found, under "composing," the box to uncheck "always show addresses."
These phantom resets seem to show up just after I let the home Vault (Fault?) do it's thing to "regain disk space. I can usually expect to either see something like this message - this is the first time you have run this application - when opening, say, Acrobat for the one-thousandth time, or something like this that just occurred.
I dont understand why I get this message now often from the home vault (the need to recapture space) as there is 38/80 on the one drive and 80/150 on the other....is the memory failing on my six year old computer?
And, again, can I just "back up" this entire hard drive (sans operating system) onto an external? By dragging and dropping?
I think I need to do this asap as this is getting squirreler by the minute.