This allows me to bump a prior issue I've had that I think is related to
how MM does this guessing. When I create a new message and I'm in the
default mailbox, the initial signature placed in the blank message is
the signature from my default account. If I enter a To: that has a
different MM-guessed expected default sending account, MM changes to the
"guessed" sending account but does not remove the original signature
from my default account, instead it pastes the signature from the new
guessed email account above the previously entered default signature. So
I end up with two signatures, the correctly guessed one from the account
it will use to send from, and the original signature below that from the
initial default account. Anyone else see this?
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Rob
Sharkez at g
On 21 Jan 2014, at 13:31, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
On 21 Jan 2014, at 17:07, Rob McBroom wrote:
On 21 Jan 2014, at 5:56, Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
Maybe i'm missing something obvious but I keep having the problem
that when I start creating a new mail mail mate keeps using my
personal gmail account as sender instead of using my work account.
I know mail mate takes some guesses at times, but what is used for
new mails since right now it seems to just always get it wrong ;)
I don’t think it guesses until *after* you’ve put something in
the “To” field. Is it still wrong when you’ve given it at least
one recipient?
This is correct, but the initial guess can often be confusing and if
the recipient entered is unknown then it's also a bad initial guess.
I've tried improving this in the next update, but you can also use the
`MmDefaultAccount` [hidden
preference](http://manual.mailmate-app.com/hidden_preferences#composing).
The new derivation might also make it more convenient to use the
`MmListPostLookupEnabled` hidden (and undocumented) preference
recently discussed on the list. Enable it like this:
defaults write com.freron.MailMate MmListPostLookupEnabled -bool YES
This should fill out the “To” header as well by default when the
current context is mailbox with messages of a particular mailing list,
e.g., in the Mailing List submailboxes.
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Benny
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