Peter,
Regarding your Email below. You say Apple-script opens within
Emailer if I understand you correctly?
With some University web mail I get, if I double click on their
Email address it comes up with Apple Mail. I respond using it to reply -
pressing 'Send' - but it parks the Email in an outgoing file, and when I
try to send from there it doesn't do it when I press send. What am I
doing incorrectly and will a copy of that Email end up in an Apple file
rather than a CE file?
Bea
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>In emailer-Digest V2008 #35, the person identified as Peter Bunn
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> thoughtfully said:
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>>Recently, Bill Williams wrote:
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>>>>And... it is Safari (or your default browser) that opens HTML mail
>>>>attachments, not Emailer.
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>>>Um... actually, it isn't =necessarily= Safari. I'm using [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>2.0v3 on
>>>a 2002 QuickSilver G4 (10.4.99/9.2.2). When it downloads an email with an
>>>HTML attachment the "HTML to Body & Strip" AppleScript opens the
>>>attachment in the Emailer window in plain text for reading.
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>>Yes, but without an AppleScript triggered by a mail rule, you'd still
>>have to invoke the HTML attachment in your browser... not Emailer.
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>Um... actually, the AppleScript is triggered =within [EMAIL PROTECTED] by
>selecting the html attachment in the attachment window, pulling down the
>Script menu item (looks like a scroll), and selecting the "HTML to Body &
>Strip" script. No mail rules or actions have been set/entered...
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>>Neither of these amount to anything more than 'fine points', but I tend
>>to be a stickler.
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>Interesting -- my wife says I'm "too picky" about things. (G)
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>Selah!
>BWms
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>-= "In a world without walls and fences, we don't need windows and gates."
>(Anonymous) =-
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