You know, I have actually answered this a few times. You need an AppleScript to do this. I have twice submitted this script to people who maintain sites of Powermail applescripts and asked them to post it where others can find it. But, ASFIK, no-one has posted it.
I believe that this mailing list suppresses attachments, so I can't attach it here. But if you want to email me separately, I can send it to you. The text of the script that I have written is below: >property parent : load script alias (((path to scripting additions from >local domain) as text) & "Macscript.com Library") > >tell application "PowerMail" > set theMessages to current messages > if (count of theMessages) > 1 then > error -128 > end if > set theMessage to item 1 of theMessages > set theSource to source of theMessage >end tell >SetClipboard(theSource) This uses a library which I have purchased. I can distribute the compiled script, but not the library. However, I suspect that you can use the "Set The Clipboard" command which seems to come with OS 10.3. I don't remember why I didn't use this-- perhaps because I wrote the script a long time ago. IF ANYONE CAN HELP ME GET THIS SCRIPT ONTO SOME APPROPRIATE SITE, I'D APPRECIATE IT. I have only been trying (not very hard) to do this for 2 years. Of course, we could ask CTM to fix this oversight and put the ability to copy the source into a menu item. A matt haines at Thu, 1 Jul 2004 12:25:51 -0700 said: >anyone know the answer to this? >>>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
