On or near 4/14/04 9:06 AM, Dan Dixon at [EMAIL PROTECTED] observed: > Allen Watson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> It would not allow a blank display name to pass (addressed just to your >> e-mail >> address); there is no way I know to code that in rules. > > Yeah, it kinda looked that way to me as well, but I figured I'd ask, just in > case I was missing something. > >> You could do it with an AppleScript > > I tried your script idea but it didn't work on the offending message for > some reason that I can't figure out. Is there any way to make the script > just compare the display name to the "goodNames" list only, and leave the > "whoFrom -- in my Address Book" part up to a rule? > Sure; it should be fairly obvious if you edit the script in Script Editor. You could debug if there are problems by opening the Result window, and then putting a line, "return <some-variable>" statement into the script and then running the script by clicking on the "Run" button in Script Editor. The "return" will cause the script to stop at that point, and will display "some-variable" in the result window. Just put it at one point, test, then move it to a different place (with a different variable). Or, put in "display dialog" statements at strategic places to see what value things have.
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