>*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro* >Try this. > ><applescript> >tell application "PowerMail 5.1.1a1" > set theMessages to current messages > repeat with msg in theMessages > --set s to source of msg > set s to content of msg > tell application "BBEdit" > make new window > set contents of front window to s > end tell > end repeat >end tell ></applescript> > >If you select all the messages and run the script you will get a BBEdit >window with each message's content. If you want to append the content >together you should put all the content into s before the BBEdit part. > >-- >Andy Fragen
Thank you Andy, Cheshirekat, Ben and Marco First of all, the Answers to Cheshirekat: >What do you mean by automatically? Just as a script would do: in a glimpse without no other intervention >Do you want to select the folder, then activate the script to act on all messages in only that folder? Yes, and eventually only the selected messages in that folder >Do you want to paste each message into a BBEdit document, or all >the selected messages into one new BBEdit document, or all the messages >into an already open BBEdit document? There are a lot of ways to >accomplish what you want to do with AppleScripts All the selected messages into one new BBEdit document I've tried the script above, but I can't get Bbedit to open a new window. I changed the syntax with tell application "BBEdit Lite 6.1 for OS X" I've got a trial version of Bbedit which is expired, so it wont open. Am I doing anything wrong? Another curious thing: where are PowerMail's Scripts stored? Thank you all Giovanni
