>From Howard Melman's unofficial user guide: If text is being sent it’s used as both the Sub- ject and body of the message. To use a dif- ferent subject use >> to separate the subject and body using the form subject>>mes- sage body. If files are being sent, the sub- ject and body are set according to the Email Options Preference pane. Use the characters %@ in the template to have them replaced with the name of the file. If more than one file is sent using the comma trick they are replaced with some variation of “# Files in Folder” such as “2 Files on Desktop” or “2 [PDF Document] in Documents”.
On Feb 1, 7:09 pm, William Wu <[email protected]> wrote: > Is there a way to send emails through quicksilver alone (without using > mail.app or gmail) which have *all* of the following: > > a subject line > a text body > a file attachment > > Often I send files by using Quicksilver's "Send Directly", but I don't > know how to add a subject line or text body.
