more Mail for OSX problems

Ok, I swapped out the ram that came in my TiBook for two 512 chips. One is a Samsung, the other Kingston. Both recommended. A few days later, Mail started to just crash. At first the program just closed down, a lot of time it was when I brought the Mac out of Sleep mode. Now when I bring it back, the e-mails that show up don't coincide with the what I'm actually seeing. It may say Mr ABC, but I'll click and it will be a piece from USA Today that I subscribe to.

I played with the ram and it still does it. And it hasn't affected any other program. I've run Entourage, Word, Excel, Dashboard, Safari, Firefox, iPhoto, iCal, iDisk, Quicktime, my scanner, Sherlock and a Tiger Woods demo. Everything else works flawlessly.

I've run Repair Permissions after the ram was installed too.

Any thoughts??

Frank

 

I took out the new and put the old back in. It didn't help.

Frank

 

>>ourage has been set up with the same email account, right?<<

Actually I have my .mac account, g-mail account and my local isp account running through the OSX mail program and I have the same plus my hotmail account running through Entourage. I used to use Entourage exclusively since I use their Calendar, Tasks ,etc A LOT. BUT, I love OSX Mail. It's a slick program. I've thought about just shutting down OSX Mail, but I really don't want to.

>>It could be a corrupt attachment so maybe try removing attachments that you have received since this began, through Entourage<<

I'm confused. I guess what you are saying is just remove ALL attachments that are in both Mail and Entourage since this started??

Frank

 

>>Your problem and its solution lie in your mail messages.<,

Guess the easy solution is to delete all my Mail messages and start from scratch??

Or could it be an account setting??

Is there a way to reinstall Mail?? The Mac came with it, I believe. It's 3 yrs old so I don't really recall?? I have the iLife upgrades that come out in Jan. Is Mail on that?? Could I just reinstall it???

Frank

 

>>Mail stores its files in ~/Library/Mail/ and ~/Library/Mail Downloads/. A judicious search of these files is in order.<<

Ok, but what am I looking for. Even if I'm looking for a needle in a haystack, I know I'm looking for a needle. Right now, I'm not sure what I'm really looking for--seriously.


>>There is need to reinstall the application.<,

IS or IS NOT?? The way you wrote it sounds like you forgot to put an "a" or a "no" before the word need??

I'm willing to search, please tell me what I'm looking for in there??

Thanks

Frank