PowerMail handles attachments as attachments--as separate files accompanying messages. It will let you specify any folder to receive attachments. They will all go into that one folder but it can be any folder you like. Once received you can choose either to open an attachment from within a message or to move it to another folder or to copy it or make an alias to it. As long as it is left in the attachments folder, PowerMail will let you open it from within a message. For outgoing messages, storing an attachment would mean duplicating it. This would be inefficient but if you want to do this, you can always CC a message to yourself instead of just leaving it in the Sent folder. PowerMail will do this automatically.
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PowerMail handles attachments as attachments--as separate files accompanying messages. It will let you specify any folder to receive attachments. They will all go into that one folder but it can be any folder you like. Once received you can choose either to open an attachment from within a message or to move it to another folder or to copy it or make an alias to it. As long as it is left in the attachments folder, PowerMail will let you open it from within a message. For outgoing messages, storing an attachment would mean duplicating it. This would be inefficient but if you want to do this, you can always CC a message to yourself instead of just leaving it in the Sent folder. PowerMail will do this automatically.Reply to This
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