> On Mon, 19 Feb 2007 11:16:25 -0500 Alan G Isaac wrote:
>> Every so often I download an attachment and would like
>> afterwards to open/launch it. It would be nice to do so
>> from Mahogany. (It is now available locally, so I want to
>> use the local version.) Could M keep track of the last few
>> downloads of offer to open them, perhaps from the Tools
>> menu?
On Wed, 13 Jun 2007, Vadim Zeitlin apparently wrote:
> I'm sorry, I don't really understand what do you mean
> here. Normally the attachment is only downloaded (at
> least when using IMAP) when you open it so how do you
> manage to download them without opening them? I'm afraid
> I'm missing something really basic here... Could you
> please explain?
While one can simply left click on attachment to
download it to a temporary file and open this,
all at one go, that is not what I generally do.
I receive many attachments that I save for various reasons.
So I *right* click and pick "Save" from the context menu.
After I save the file, then (or soon after) I wish to open it.
My thought was that the Tools menu could allow this to be
done easily, *if* Mahogany is handling the "Save" from the
context menu (and thus knows what files were downloaded).
Something like:
Tools/RecentDownloads
would show the list of recent downloads and selecting a
file from this list would give the same options as the
above context menu (Open, OpenWith, or ViewAsText).
Hope that's clearer.
Cheers,
Alan
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