You can also use "defaults write" to write them into GrowlMail's Info.plist file. The attached script does that for me:
In Terminal, make that executable and then just run it: bash-3.2$ chmod 755 add_uuids.ksh bash-3.2$ ./add_uuids.ksh It will prompt for whether you really want to do this. It will also check if they're already in there and not add them again. The one oddity that it deals with is that "defaults write" always leave the plist file in binary format, even though it was originally in xml1 format. So I convert it back again with plutil, so people can still look at it with a text editor if they want to, rather than only with the property list editor. Until the official UUID add tool comes out, I imagine that's about as easy as it can be made. On Mar 17, 2011, at 6:30 PM, Luis Portela wrote: > OK, > > thanks by the advertisement. > > I have already remove my post. I have already solve that. I have > already try once bue i forgot to add the Messages > PluginCompabilityUUID to the list. Now i have already do that and it > works. > > I'm testing that and is working OK. > > So if anyone wants to know how to do that: > > defaults read /Applications/Mail.app/Contents/Info > PluginCompatibilityUUID > defaults read /System/Library/Frameworks/Message.framework/Resources/ > Info PluginCompatibilityUUID > > The boat commands return the UUID and you just need to add that to the > SupportedPluginCompatibilityUUIDs list on the Info.plist that should > be located in the ~/Library/Mail/Bundles/GrowlMail.mailbundle/Contents > or /Library/Mail/Bundles/GrowlMail.mailbundle/Contents > > Can i post this? > > Sorry for the older post. > > Thanks
add_uuids.ksh
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