Or include 'Categories' as one of the columns in your message view.
BTW, when I tried to compile your script, it wouldn't until I moved the
'tell front window' block in your ProcessMsg handler inside the 'tell
"Microsoft Entourage"' block.
Another BTW, and Paul would know about this better than I, but it seems to
me that with a script this simple, it would probably be faster to not even
use that ProcessMsg handler.
George
On 8/10/02 22:47, Paul Berkowitz wrote:
> On 8/10/02 7:28 PM, "Dan Frakes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Thanks, Paul; it is a bit confusing to those of us not well-versed in the
>> wonders of AppleScript. Except that for some reason
>>
>> set category of theMsg to {category "Junk"}
>>
>> isn't actually setting the category. The script compiles fine, and the other
>> parts of the script (set status to read, move to SPAM folder) work fine. In
>> fact, here's the entire thing:
>
> Are you quite sure of that? What scripts can't do is set Junk STATUS - only
> the Junk Mail Filter can do that, plus Rules. that's never been made
> scriptable. Junk Status has that ghostly icon with the down arrow The script
> can't do that. and there's no real reason for it to be scriptable - the only
> point to Junk Status is to give rules a handle to act on messages defined by
> the JMF. I guess it's nice to have that visual feedback, but it's no big
> deal. your script is already acting on messages you want treated as Junk, so
> what difference does it make if they also have Junk Status? Maybe you need
> to make the color for Junk category more distinctive. Just for a moment, set
> the color of Junk to some wild vermilion or purple color. Now try the
> script. You're sure it's not setting the category to "Junk" category?
George
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