>Since moving to OSX (10.3.9) I've found deleting a specific attachment >(and leaving the rest in place) to be a bit cumbersome. If I want to >delete all atachments there's no problem - I use one of the "trash >attachments" scripts which continue to work well. But Classic doesn't >seem to allow for drag and dropping a single attachment into the trash >(which works well under 9.2.2). apple+delete doesn't work either. So the >best solution I've come up with is to trash all the attachments and then >put the "good" ones back in place which is very clumsy.
If you are going to go thru the effort of trashing everything and then putting back what you want to keep... wouldn't it be just as easy to manually delete what you don't want in the first place? Just open your downloads folder and drag anything you don't want to the trash. Or, if you feel compelled to do all this from inside emailer, drag the attachment from the email to the desktop, then to the trash. (IIRC, it won't go right to the trash, but it will go to the desktop, and from there you can go to the trash) -chris <http://www.mythtech.net> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
