Hi Jerome, I do not use Applescript for anything in Powermail..... All I know is that I keep losing attachments... It's more the "text type" of attachments now..
I'm not sure if I was clear, so let me go through this again: #1. A message comes in from an important customer #2. I redirect the message to the "archive" account #3. I move the message to the customer's folder (not the trash) #4. The attachment is gone everytime So to fix #4, I do this: #1. A message comes in from an important customer #2. I move the message to the customer's folder (not the trash) #3. I redirect the message to the "archive" account #4. I set the message status to "unread" #5. The attachments which are "text type" attachments are gone (I.E. RTF, txt, vcd, html types of attachments) - Greg >>The reason for these steps is because if I first auto-redirect, all the >>attachments get lost. > >When you redirect a message, a redirected message is created in the out >tray (and moved to your sent mail folder, if you checked that option). >Both the received and the redirected messages reference the same >attachment file. If you move the redirected message to the trash, then >empty the trash, the attachment should not be deleted, however if you >delete the redirected message using an AppleScript, the attachment is >moved to the Finder trash (this is a bug and will be fixed). >Do you delete the redirected messages by AppleScript? > > >Jérôme - PowerMail Engineering
