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Thanks lakrsrool & Jeff. Thanks lakrsrool for the in depth and dumbed down instructions, but I have done all that, but with the same result as previous post. :cry: And yes, you are right Jeff. File extensions should be on by default. It is the first thing I turn on after a fresh Windows installa...

Yes Jeff, I moved the file manually.
It is a simple enough procedure, but the procedure doesn't have the outcome you are expecting, because the path still shows C:\Program Files (x86)\POP Peeper\.

I did No. 2 2) or, Move the ini file and data folder: - Exit POP Peeper - Move the ini file from: C:\Program Files (x86)\POP Peeper\poppeeper.ini to: %userprofile%\AppData\Roaming\POP Peeper - Restart POP Peeper - Go to Tools / Options / Storage and delete the value for the data path, this will rese...

Yes, I did exactly that.

Jeff wrote:You'll have to follow the same advice that lakrsrool referred to:
http://www.esumsoft.com/Forums/viewtopi ... ath#p31360

I tried doing this, but the poppeeper.ini path won't change from C:\Program Files (x86)\POP Peeper. I am unable to manually change it.

I disable the New Mail notification in Tools > Options > Notification, but after a computer restart, the setting is enabled again.
Is there some way to make this setting stick?

OS: Windows 10 64-bit.

johnwrites wrote:Bullet pass view shows them, but it menas having to start a new program.

What version of PP are you using?
It doesn't work for me.

I am using Windows 8.1.

Thanks Pete.

Coming in a future version.

Can I send emails from PP in HTML?
When I have sent them, they are received in plain text.

Is there a setting to change for this?

For the record, I just added gmx.com as a recognized email provider, so the correct information will be supplied by default (full email for login, pop.gmx.com, etc). It will also default to using Imap. This will be in v3.3. I just signed up for a GMX account, and although GMX wasn't specifically li...