I used to delete attachments the same way before I started using the Shred Messages, and Trash Messages and Attachments Apple Scripts thru Emailer's Mail Actions.
I simply put an alias of the Downloads Folder into the Systems Apple Menu Items Folder, so I could instantly select that from the always present Apple Menu, then select and command delete all, or some of the attachments it shows, rather than have to go to the desktop, locate my Communications folder, locate Emailer folder thru there, then double click to open the actual downloads folder. Saved me a number of steps this way. Still comes in handy occasionally. There are other ways am not familiar with, that others mentioned. Cheers, Martin Zibulsky >RE: deleting downloads, in the olden days, I would just go into the >Downloads folder and select and trash everything before a certain date. >I'm a college prof, and I get a lot of student and colleague papers >emailed to me, and it's sometimes handy to be able to go back and >retrieve something from months back. I _like_ having old stuff hanging >around, in case I need to rummage around and find it again. But even I >eventually do a clean-out and trash old stuff ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
