Le 1/07/04 à 12:25, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
>anyone know the answer to this?
Hi,
no ideas about spamcop, but for the full header and original message, I
collected this script on this list some months ago. It is a different way
than Alan's way.
tell application "PowerMail"
set theMessages to current messages
repeat with msg in theMessages
set s to source of msg
tell application "TextEdit"
make new document at the beginning of documents with
properties {text:s}
end tell
end repeat
end tell
Could it partially help ?
Stéphane.
>>>hey everyone. i'm evaluating PowerMail and so far i like what i see.
>>>after having tried and rejected four email client programs over the last
>>>few months, i might have found one that i can live with finally.
>>>
>>>however, the documentation and/or support is a bit...scanty. no
>>>downloadable manual, so i can't do a search for something. and no word
>
>>>from the developers on my question. so i thought i'd try the forum.
>
>>>thanks in advance for any help!
>>>
>>>how do i get to the raw source text in an email? i want to continue
>>>reporting spam to spamcop.net, and PowerMail doesn't want me to see what
>>>lies underneath.
>>>
>>>i know about the pop up menu at the bottom, where i can "show plain text
>>>with header". and then i can select "show full header" in the menu
>>>options. but here are my questions:
>>>
>>>- why isn't it showing me everything? PowerMail seems to abbreviate the
>>>email, especially emails that have been processed in one version of Spam
>>>Assassin. on one of my servers, Spam Assassin includes the spam email as
>>>part of another email, so there are two sets of headers. the second set
>>>of headers seems to make PowerMail lose the rest of the message, but i
>>>can't be sure.
>>>
>>>- why does PM sometimes put the headers at the end of the email, and
>>>other times at the beginning? i've found that i can display the full
>>>headers the first time, and they're put at the end. i hide and then show
>>>them again, and they're ate the beginning.
>>>
>>>- spamcop reports some problems being able to parse URLs in the body of
>>>the email. apparently this is due to PM inserting cr's where there
>>>shouldn't be any, instead of just wrapping. i don't know if that's the
>>>actual problem, but spamcop's faq lists that as a common source of trouble.
>>>
>>>so basically, any tips for using PM with spamcop?
