I'd just add the filter "set to read" after your script has been performed within the same filter. I do that with some digests I receive. And they do show as read within the Recent Message Window. ---marlyse
------------------------original message(s) follows------------------------ >Has anyone been able to figure out how to hide incoming messages in the >RMW as they are being received via a script invoked in a filter? I have >an AppleScript that I can run from the script menu *after* they have been >received which works fine. But this same script when invoked via a filter >seems to do nothing on messages being received. Here's the script: > >tell application "PowerMail" > set msgs to current messages > repeat with m in msgs > try > set origLoc to m's storage > move m to message container "Mail Trash" > get result -- delay for a nanosec > move m to origLoc > end try > end repeat >end tell > >I'm sure someone will suggest the approach of writing the filter such >that there's a move to trash followed by a move to the correct folder. I >dislike that approach for the simple reason that if I later decide to >cease hiding it from appearing in the RMW, I have to delete both filters >before re-adding the move to correct folder step. Much more >straightforward IMHO to have the filters as move to correct folder >followed by execute AppleScript to hide in RMW. With this approach if I >decide to cease hiding it in RMW, I just delete the AppleScript step. > >The best solution IMO would be to have a filter level option such as the >current filter incoming/outgoing, to show/hide in RMW. How about it Jerome? > >//brian > >PM 4.2 >iBook 600Mhz dual-USB, 10.2.6
