Matthias Schmidt said: >open the html in your webbrowser. >You can do so by choosing the little globe on the bottom of the window >and then choose show in webbrowser. >From there you can print the html message. No big deal, always works for me.
That does NOT solve the problem of needing the headers and the HTML message printed on the same page. Please PAY ATTENTION to the actual problems presented before you come up with a "solution". My idea was to intercept the printing of the message and via scripting get the headers needed and inject those before the actual printing job. This is feasible, though it would be better if there was an app or codelibrary out there that could do the actual intercept. One possibly more easy way could be to get the headers via scripting and the HTML message as a string and inject the headers as HTML before the actual message, before this is opened inside the web browser. From there it would of course be trivial to print the message with headers and all. Anyone up for it? I'm all busy myself, am nota happy scripter and sincerly noone seems to care about scripting for Powermail, even as scripts sometimes can solve real day by day problems. So unless I need it myself I won't be bothered. Mikael Technoids: PM 5.6 build 4497 sv / SpamSieve 2.6.5 sv | OS X 10.4.8 | Powerbook G4/400 | 1GB / 80GB
