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>I don't use BBEdit, but here's an example of getting all the selected
>messages into one new PowerMail message with AppleScript, which you could
>then select and copy to BBEdit:
>
><Begin AppleScript>
>property ret : return
>property rr : ret & ret
>property fromLead : "From: "
>property dateLead : "Date: "
>property subLead : "Subject: "
>
>to sendTheTxt from the txt
> tell application "PowerMail 5.1"
> set the newMsg to make new message with properties {content:txt}
> set the status of the newMsg to draft
> open the newMsg
> end tell
>end sendTheTxt
>
>tell application "PowerMail 5.1"
> set the sumText to ""
> set the msgList to the current messages
> repeat with targetMsg in the msgList
> set the targetMsg to (the first item of the msgList)
> set the targetMsgSender to the targetMsg's sender
> set the sName to the targetMsgSender's display name
> set the sAddr to the targetMsgSender's email address
> set the sentDate to the targetMsg's time sent as text
>
> set the msgSub to the targetMsg's subject
> set the msgBody to the targetMsg's content
> set the sumText to (the sumText & fromLead & sName & " " & sAddr &
>ret & dateLead & sentDate & ret & subLead & msgSub & rr & msgBody & rr)
> end repeat
> sendTheTxt of me from the sumText
>end tell
><End AppleScript>
>
>HTH
>
>cheshirekat
Thank you Cheshirekat
I've tried the above script, but the result is the same first message
copied so many times as the number of the total selected messages
Giovanni
