PopMan

The "Return-Path:" header is set by the sender of an email. So it doesn't matter if you retrieve it from POP3 or IMAP server. The "Return-Path:" address is used by the receiving mailserver to send an error notification, e.g. if the destination address of the mail does not exist o...

I'm not sure that I understand you correctly, but when you display the source of a message, PopMan simply shows the source that has been retrieved from the mail server. It does not hide certain headers.

Btw, I have the header "Return-Path:" in mails from POP3 servers too.

Yes, there will be a new Beta version some day, but currently I'm very bussy with my studies. So I can't tell you when the next update will come...

It's because the logging feature doesn't work with plugins.
In the future there will be better logging functionality, e.g. a log file that contains all retrieved message headers and another file that contains the actions performed by rules...

No, you can not change the rules.txt location.

See http://www.ch-software.de/popman/beta.htm : "If you want to save your settings into an ini file, create an empty file PopMan.ini in the PopMan directory." If you restart PopMan, it will take over the settings from the registry and save it into the ini file. The files blacklist.dat, mal...

No, it's not possible to change the log directory.
The mail accounts are saved in the registry OR in PopMan.ini, if it exists.

Usually, PopMan automatically saves all the window settings, including size, maximzed state and column widths. I don't know why it doesn't work for you. Please post the content of the [MainWindow] section of the PopMan.ini file. Mine looks like this: [MainWindow] Top=54 PaneSize=555 PreviewLayout=0 ...

I don't know what could be the problem. Did you make any modifications to the code or the project settings before compiling? Are you able to compile other MFC/C++ projects with your VC6 installation, e.g. a sample project created with the wizard? Maybe there is something wrong with the included syst...

It still works for me. Maybe just try again later...

My settings:

Protocol: POP3 SSL
Server: pop.gmail.com
Port: 995

By now, you can remove mails from trash! But you must have unchecked the View menu item "Hide Marked Messages" in order to see the messages that have been marked for delete, and press the "Insert" keyboard button (next to the delete button) to unmark it.

I've found the problem and fixed it. Actually, it's a bug in the compuserve IMAP server, which OE and Thunderbird seem to ignore. Therefore I changed the IMAP plugin to ignore this bug too. Just download the updated IMAP4 plugin and replace the old ProtocolIMAP4rev1.dll in the Plugins directory. Ple...

Did you try to set the UseSearchCmd to false?
If not, open the account's settings and click on the button "..." next to the protocol dropdown and use:

Think of "Read, NotNew, MarkForDelete, Delete" as labels that are assigned to a message. So, if there is at least one rule that adds the label "Delete" to a message, that message will be deleted (therefore possible other labels have no meaning).

The next update will be a 1.3 beta 14.
But I can't really tell you when this will happen, maybe next month...