Mail Drop 2.0d04

Mail Drop is a simple but powerfull IMAP e-mail client for the Macintosh.
Enhancements:
- No longer warns you about closing an unsent message when you have, in fact, sent the message
- When warning about an unsent message, the message window is brought to the front so you know which window the warning is referring to
- Removed the extra spaces in the FETCH command
- List of folders in "File Message" window now opens with the selected folder visible
- Pressing cmd-D in "File Message" window toggles the "Delete original message" checkbox
- No longer possible to enter more that 63 characters in IMAP/SMTP server fields in Servers prefs
- SMTP server address no longer allows for multiple SMTP servers. This was an unimplemented feature that Ive decided not to implement
- Removed the IMAP Port field. Eventually, youll be able to specify a different port in the IMAP server address field (imap.server:port) but for now, the default (143) will be used
- You can now disable the LOGIN and CRAM-MD5 authenticators although unless there is a problem, you should leave these enabled. The authenticators will be disabled (or re-enabled) the next time you run Mail Drop
- Fixed bug where expunging would always play the "new mail sound" if there were any recent messages in the folder
- Put back the old "new recipient" address parsing code
- Fixed bug where renaming a folder would update its displayed name but not its "full" name which would cause problems if you tried to open the folder before refreshing the folder list
- Fixed bug in 68K version where the sizes of all messages in a folder window said 0K
- Fixed bug in 68K version where Mail Drop would constantly check for new messages and flood the server with NOOPs
- Fixed bug where some encrypted passwords in the preferences file would include a carriage return. This caused the prefs parsing code to truncate the password. Also, the password encryption algorithm has changed
- Fixed bug where the message body pane would sometimes get hosed when printing.