Fixed a frequent crash when dragging an HTML message to a different folder (or to the trash).

When dragging an unread message to a different folder (or to the trash), it is no longer marked as read.

Version 6.1.3 could fail to launch when Gatekeeper is enabled (i.e. allowing only applications from the Mac App Store or identified developpers).

Version 6.1.1 and 6.1.2 had an issue when storing passwords in the Keychain, on Mac OS 10.6 (version 6.1.1), or on Mac OS 10.7 and 10.8 (version 6.1.2).

PowerMail is now a signed application, so it can be installed on 10.8 with no Gatekeeper warning.

The search index now compacts itself automatically for much improved performance, especially on large indices.

Implemented a long-standing request from several users to no longer wrap outgoing plain-text messages at 78 characters. This will help recipients of PowerMail messages whose mail clients did not honor RFC 1738 for the formatting of URL's in between "<" and ">" marks.

Messages are now systematically re-encoded, to make sure that body lines starting with "From " will be encoded as quote-printable, hence they will not be treated as a message separator.

On Mac OS X 10.6, PowerMail now supports the new multi-lingual spell checker ("automatic by language" option).

A compatibilty issue has been addressed for PowerPC machines under certain circumstances.

PowerMail now asks for the administrator password when needed, instead of complaining that the disk was not write-enabled, when ran from a standard Mac OS X user account.

Fixed a bug in the German localization.

Performance gains observed as a result of the new compilers

On Mac OS X 10.6, this enables faster indexing of PowerMail messages from within Spotlight, FoxTrot Professional Search and FoxTrot Personal Search which are now also 64-bit enabled.

On Mac OS X 10.6, this enables optimized viewing using the Quick Look function.

Mac OS X 10.4, 10.5 or 10.6; PowerPC (G3, G4 or G5) or Intel processor.

Using Quick Look to preview received attachment was causing a crash on Mac OS X 10.6.

Some complex search queries could return unexpected results.

Mac OS X 10.4, 10.5 or 10.6; PowerPC (G3, G4 or G5) or Intel processor.

By popular demand, created a new 3-pane horizontal browser layout designed for wide screens, accessible from "View: Browser Layout".

Upon forwarding an HTML message, it is now converted to plain text but the original HTML data is now also included as an attached file.

Replying to an HTML message no longer truncates the quoted text, when replied from a separate message window, or when the short header is not displayed.

Added HTML to plain text conversion upon replying or forwarding from the 2 panes browser, from a mail filter or when using "reply single message".

Added HTML to plain text conversion upon getting the "content" of a message from AppleScript and upon using the "body" mail filter criterion as well as for indexing with Spotlight.

Mac OS X 10.4 or 10.5; PowerPC or Intel processor.

PowerMail should be more stable than previous releases, especially when displaying or indexing HTML messages, during drag and drop operations, or when displaying an alert message.

The "view thread" command, when the shift key is pressed, searches the messages belonging to the thread by examining the "in-reply-to" and "references" header fields, instead of the subject. Note that you must manually rebuild the search index for this to find messages received before PowerMail 6.0.1.

HTML messages are now printed as rich text, as printing HTML could skip the print dialog, or print an empty page.

- Autoreply and autoforward filters were adding the quotation string to the received message, instead of the reply message.

- A warning has been added in the export assistant to avoid confusion between "preserve folder hierarchy" and "include subfolders".

- A warning about the index could be displayed when launching PowerMail if background indexing is disabled in the preferences.

- Text clippings and web internet locations files dropped from the Finder could be sent as attachments, instead of being inserted in the body of the message.

- Replying to an HTML message was inserting the short header in the quotation string (when the short header is displayed).

Mac OS X 10.4 or 10.5; PowerPC or Intel processor.

See www.ctmdev.com for PowerMail 6.0 release notes.

Mac OS X 10.4 or 10.5; PowerPC or Intel processor.