Linda <XPressoBean at mac.com> wrote: > On 11/25/07 1:38 AM, Jamie Kahn Genet wrote: > > > > > Yes I know. That doesn't work. It flips back to Mail. > > And I assume you save your Preferences when you exit? And quit Mail? And > have MacSOUP running? Nothing matters. It's definitely an OS bug/'feature'. > Have you downloaded the latest version -- 2.82 -- that lists "Fixed problems > when running under Leopard" in its release notes? Yeah, but I suspect the OS is playing nanny state... > This is from the snafu.de website: > > > MacSOUP is primarily a newsreader, its e-mail capabilities are somewhat > > rudimentary compared to "real" e-mail clients. It's still the best way I've found to read threaded conversations, basic though it is. Mail and Thunderbird can't hold a candle to MacSOUP in this respect. > Perhaps it's not recognized as an actual email client by your OS. You could > try highlighting Mail.app in the Finder, pressing the Command key and > clicking the mouse to invoke the contextual menu, and choosing "Create > Archive of" Mail, deleting the original and keeping the .zip file, so that > it *can't* launch. > > Let us know if that works. > > ~Linda I suspect that is the trouble and I will actually have to get rid of/hide Mail to force OSX to cooperate. This is bloody annoying. _I_ am the user. I'll choose whatever I like to me my emailer. I'll select my FTP client (or similar crazy choice that won't work) if I like. Dammit Apple! Don't play nanny state with me! Regards, Jamie Kahn Genet -- If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate.