On Mar 25, 2009, at 10:35:07, bob sherman wrote:
> i can not get mail to notify me with a sound, which is a big problem
> when im deep in a WOW dungeon :D.
That's nothing to do with GrowlMail. Check your sound settings;
perhaps you (accidentally) or some application changed your alert
device or alert volume.
> i manually uninstalled growlMail, this is what i did. am i missing
> something?
> -i have deleted the mail bundle
> -set defaults write com.apple.mail EnableBundles -bool yes to "no" and
> then again to "yes"
This preference isn't set by default. To restore the default, type this:
defaults delete com.apple.mail EnableBundles
> -i have erased the mailScript and growlMail from growl preferences
What do you mean by that?
> i have also turned growl off completely.
Growl is a separate process; it doesn't affect Mail at all. That's
different from GrowlMail; as a Mail bundle, it runs inside Mail, so it
can affect Mail. (But it doesn't hook into anything that would break
sounds.)
> you had me enter the terminal line :
> defaults write com.apple.mail BundleCompatibilityVersion -int 3
> did that change something?
It should have.
> if so, what do i type to change it back to what it was?
Same technique as above:
defaults delete com.apple.mail BundleCompatibilityVersion
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