On 6/12/02 2:16 PM, "Julian Vrieslander" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> That will print just what you want: the headers plus the content in plain
>> text, no massive HTML code. Print this note. And the original message stays
>> as
>> it was.
>
> The downside of this script is that I have to save the note before I print
> it, then navigate to the Notes view and delete it.
Neither statement is true. You don't have to save the note to print it as
is. Just print it. Then Delete it by clicking the Trash icon in the note's
toolbar. And you should use the final version of the script that omits HTML
crap.
> And, like the first
> script, it prints redundant header text that I do not need.
You get a date line at top of the page, and two little headers. Doesn't seem
a big deal to me.
> I tried a simple script to move the stuff to a BBEdit window:
>
> tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
> set theMsg to item 1 of (get current messages)
> set theHeaders to headers of theMsg
> set theContent to content of theMsg
> set theText to theHeaders & return & return & theContent
> tell application "BBEdit 6.5"
> make window with properties {text:theText}
> end tell
> end tell
>
> This seems to give exactly what I want. A text window with full headers,
> message content, and no extra frufru. I can save it or print it from
> BBEdit. The only drawback to this script is that for some messages it seems
> to uncover MIME codes (or some other encodings). Is there a way to deal
> with this? I'm pasting a sample below, but I don't know if the codes will
> show. What I am seeing is sequences where the equals sign is followed by a
> number.
I forget what that stuff is called. It's a pretty basic format. You can see
it in the Source window too.
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Paul Berkowitz
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