On 12/30/03 10:13 PM, "Michael J. Kobb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>   I've been playing around with Entourage Email Archiver X and
> eMessageArchiver to archive my emails and their attachments. Neither one
> does exactly what I want, but both have their merits.
> 
>   The beauty of eMessageArchiver is that the scripts are included, and
> therefore editable, so I'm tweaking them a bit to suit my purposes (I'll
> contribute anything I think is useful to the author).
> 
>   One thing that would be a huge help in modifying the scripts would be if I
> could determine when a message used to have an attachment, but has had it
> removed.
> 
>   If I remove an attachment in Entourage, that fact is reflected in the
> history for that message -- "Attachment <name> was removed on <date>".
> 
>   I couldn't figure out how to get at this information from AppleScript.  Is
> it possible?

No.

> 
>   The other thing I would like to do is modify eMessageArchiver so that it
> can save Entourage attachments during the archiving process, rather than
> losing the attachments when archived.  I like how Entourage Email Archiver
> structures folders in the Finder when it archives attachments, so I'd like
> to mirror this behavior.  However, EEA has a problem: if multiple
> attachments have the same name, it punts all but the first.  Is there a
> simple way to save an attachment the same way that it would work if I
> dragged it to the Finder (where it would be automatically renamed with a
> number to make it unique)?

It's never simple, since you need an armload of handlers for dealing with
situations such as "same file name exists already", "same file name with '
1' added on exists already", etc. etc, etc., replacing colons with "-", etc.
But it's all possible. I think if you write to the eMA mailing list, you may
find it's been done before.


-- 
Paul Berkowitz
MVP Entourage
Entourage FAQ Page: <http://www.entourage.mvps.org/toc.html>
AppleScripts for Entourage: <http://macscripter.net/scriptbuilders/>

PLEASE always state which version of Entourage you are using - 2001 or X.
It's often impossible to answer your questions otherwise.


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