I've used Multimarkdown Composer for over a year now and use it
throughout the day to write documents, take notes during meetings and
calls, etc. It's a reliable tool that's under active development and has
a developer that is accessible and responsive.
You could also take a look at
Look at Brett Terpstra's [Markdown Service
Tools](http://brettterpstra.com/projects/markdown-service-tools/). It's
a suite of services to facilitate Markdown formatting in any app.
Ken Burke
On 21 Mar 2014, at 13:36, Harvey Leff wrote:
From a non-programmer. Can someone explain just what
I gave-up with MacMail moved to MailMate -
However, I find the environment not as intuitive.
I simply want to filter in-coming mail to appropriate mailboxes and,
especially, to send un-deliverable mail to the trash. I don't find clear
instructions in the help menu. I don't even have a trash
Yep: me too. I could do with a primer on how to automatically route
mail, and STILL have it available near the Inbox.
On 24 Mar 2014, at 12:29, Andrew Homzy wrote:
I gave-up with MacMail moved to MailMate -
However, I find the environment not as intuitive.
I simply want to filter in-coming
Thanks to all who suggested text editors and small applications to do
Markdown in MailMate. I tried several of each type, including BBEdit,
Textmate, and Multimarkdown Composer, Erato.
After all that, I investigated Brett Terpstra's suite of services to
facilitate Markdown DIRECTLY in
