On Wed, 28 Aug 2002 15:17:15 -0600, Steve Frawley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> In perusing the new Mail app, I found an option (in Compose options) to CC
> myself with all messages sent.
>
> I have always wanted to do this in Entourage and usually forget to do it if
> I am sending mail from my account, but from another machine. I use the
> option to save a copy, but hate having to go to several machines to see
> exactly what I said or sent . . .
>
> Is there a way to trick Entourage to do this with a setting so I will have a
> copy of messages sent on my main machine even if the message wasn't sent
> from that machine so I don't have to remember to add myself whenever I am
> mailing from another machine?
The lack of an automatic way to generate a cc to self was one of the first
options I missed when moving to Entourage. What I did was create a brief
AppleScript script that I installed in Entourage's Scripts Menu Items
folder. The script is the following:
tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
make new draft window with properties {recipient:{recipient type:�
cc recipient, address:get address of me contact, display name:�
get display name of me contact}}
end tell
I select this script from the script menu in Entourage whenever I wish to
start a new message and it creates a new message with a cc to me already
inserted. To make the process even more convenient, I added a keyboard
shortcut for triggering the script by ending the name of the script with a
"\" and a key modifier. In my case, I decided to appropriate the Command-N
key combination. Thus, the name of the script file (saved as a compiled
script) in the Scripts Menu Items folder is:
New Message\N
In case I forget to start a new message using this script, I also put
another script in the Script Menu Items folder that adds the cc to self to
an existing draft message. This script is the following:
tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
if class of window 1 is draft window then
set MyAddress to address of me contact
if MyAddress is not in CC recipients of window 1 then �
make new recipient of window 1 with properties {recipient type:�
cc recipient, address:MyAddress, display name:�
get display name of me contact}
end if
end tell
A similar script strategy can also be used for automatically adding a cc to
self on any new reply or forwarded message.
-Jeffrey Berman
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