Hi :-)
Thank you for your help! All works now in the test account I set
up - I had probably left out one of the required password, so
thank you for detailing the process so accurately!
I agree, to me Eudora-style stationery is a fundamental
requirement for a "professional" email client and it's a mystery
why current, most "advanced" (and 20 years more modern)
programmes don't seem to be able to offer the same simple, yet
powerful functionality. Mailsmith being the only exception in
this regard, as it does offer Eudora-style stationery. [--end of rant--]
Also many thaks for your generous offer! If you didn't mind
sharing a few Applescript examples, I'd truly appreciate some
guidance there. I'm not a programmer... but I do understand a
few things about computers, and hope I can get the gist of it -
at least for some of my simplest requirements. Will definitely
let you know when I'm ready.
Many thanks again,
Cheers :-)
marina
On 7/7/13 at 2:20 AM, [email protected] (PM FT) wrote:
HI Marina:
1. Email settings are contained in each account (Setup:Mail
Accounts...) and are in three tabs. You have to get some
details from your ISP, or check the required details in the
emailer you are using at the moment.
[...]
2. Stationery
PowerMail does not have stationery afaik. I got used to
creating stationery using Applescript and it works fine, even
though I am a total amateur in Applescript. If you want to go
ahead with buying PowerMail I can send you some sample scripts
and instructions.
There is a handy scripts menu item to the left of the "Help"
menu and you can easily access your stationery from there.
I still think Eudora had the best email stationery setup ever.
Don't know why other emailers lack this essential tool.
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