powermail-discuss Digest #2940 - 01/12/09
powermail-discuss Digest #2940 - Monday, January 12, 2009
Re: Long delay after clicking "send message"
by "Matthias Schmidt"
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Subject: Re: Long delay after clicking "send message"
From: "Matthias Schmidt"
Date: Mon, 12 Jan 2009 12:09:26 +0100
Hello Stéphane,
with PM6 you don't need the growl scripts anymore, they need to be
deactivated in the filters envolved.
Growl is now build in :-)
all the best
Matthias
Am/On Sun, 11 Jan 2009 17:41:47 +0100 schrieb/wrote Stéphane Terreaux:
>Hi Jérôme,
>
>thank you for your suggestion.
>The only filter I apply to outgoing messages indeed calls an
>applescript, which is copied below. I tried it on former version, I
>think it never worked but I never removed it.
>
>I just removed the script and it is OK. Thanks a lot !
>
>Stéphane.
>
>- - offending script - -
>tell application "PowerMail"
>
> -- this script offers rudimentary use of Growl:
> [url]http://growl.info[/url]
> -- At the time of writing, Growl is at version 0.5
> -- See the site for more info about Growl, the global notification
>system for OS X.
> -- Cobbled together by Robert Black ([url]http://www.robertblack.com.au
>[/url]), based on an example script
> -- included with PowerMail.
>
> -- PowerMail info: [url]http://www.ctmdev.com/[/url]
>
>
> -- To use this script, you must first have Growl installed. See [url]
>http://growl.info/downloads.php[/url]
> -- Next, copy this script to ~/Mail/PowerMail Files/Custom Scripts/
Growl.scpt
> -- Then in PowerMail set up a Filter with an "Execute AppleScript"
>action, and choose "Growl"
> -- If "Growl" isn't in the list of scripts, quit and relaunch PowerMail
>
> -- Now, when one or more emails arrive, which match your filter's
>"Conditions", Growl will
> -- display the Sender and Subject of the first email to you.
>
> set theMessages to current messages
> if the number of items of theMessages is 0 then
> display dialog "Error - This is meant to be called by a filter."
> end if
>
> set fl_Simple to true
> -- In my experience it's not a good idea to repeat this if multiple
>emails arrive at the same time,
> -- since the notifications are sequential, but the code's here if you
>want to try it.
> -- Just change to "set fl_Simple to false"
>
>
> repeat with msg in theMessages
> set s to subject of msg
> set f to sender of msg
> set f to display name of f
> tell application "GrowlHelperApp"
> -- notify title f description s icon of
> application "PowerMail.app"
> set myAllNotesList to {"Message reçus"}
> register as application "PowerMail Notification Script"
> all
>notifications myAllNotesList default notifications myAllNotesList icon
>of application "PowerMail.app"
> notify with name "Mail Received" title f description s
> application
>name "PowerMail Notification Script"
> end tell
> if fl_Simple then -- run only with the first message
> exit repeat
> end if
> end repeat
>
>end tell
>
>- - end of the script - -
>
>
>Le 9/01/09 à 17:52, jer...@ctmdev.com a écrit :
>
>>Stéphane Terreaux wrote:
>>
>>>I notice a small problem with PM6, which I have never seen before.
>>>When a new mail is ready and I click on the "Send" stamp button, I have
>>>to wait a long time before the new msg window closes and I can work with
>>>PM. A "long time" means, more or less, 2 minutes.
>>
>>Maybe you have an outgoing mail filter that executes an AppleScript that
>>tells another process to send an AppleEvent to PowerMail. Such situation
>>hangs PowerMail for exactly 2 minutes. Can you describe what your
>>AppleScript is doing?
>>
>>Jérôme - CTM Engineering
>>
>>
>>-
>> "I've been using Powermail for around 3 years now and find that it's
>>extremely stable. The interface is clear and intuitive and not cluttered
>>like other programs (Apple Mail and Eudora, e.g.). Filters work well,
>>and it does all that one would expect from an email client. The program
>>is robust and straightforward. It's a great application."
>> PowerMail user comment on www.versiontracker.com
>>
>>
>> Download a demo version from www.ctmdev.com
>>-
>>
>>
>
>
>
>
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End of powermail-discuss Digest
Re: Long delay after clicking "send message"
Hello Stéphane,
with PM6 you don't need the growl scripts anymore, they need to be
deactivated in the filters envolved.
Growl is now build in :-)
all the best
Matthias
Am/On Sun, 11 Jan 2009 17:41:47 +0100 schrieb/wrote Stéphane Terreaux:
>Hi Jérôme,
>
>thank you for your suggestion.
>The only filter I apply to outgoing messages indeed calls an
>applescript, which is copied below. I tried it on former version, I
>think it never worked but I never removed it.
>
>I just removed the script and it is OK. Thanks a lot !
>
>Stéphane.
>
>- - offending script - -
>tell application "PowerMail"
>
> -- this script offers rudimentary use of Growl:
> [url]http://growl.info[/url]
> -- At the time of writing, Growl is at version 0.5
> -- See the site for more info about Growl, the global notification
>system for OS X.
> -- Cobbled together by Robert Black ([url]http://www.robertblack.com.au
>[/url]), based on an example script
> -- included with PowerMail.
>
> -- PowerMail info: [url]http://www.ctmdev.com/[/url]
>
>
> -- To use this script, you must first have Growl installed. See [url]
>http://growl.info/downloads.php[/url]
> -- Next, copy this script to ~/Mail/PowerMail Files/Custom Scripts/
Growl.scpt
> -- Then in PowerMail set up a Filter with an "Execute AppleScript"
>action, and choose "Growl"
> -- If "Growl" isn't in the list of scripts, quit and relaunch PowerMail
>
> -- Now, when one or more emails arrive, which match your filter's
>"Conditions", Growl will
> -- display the Sender and Subject of the first email to you.
>
> set theMessages to current messages
> if the number of items of theMessages is 0 then
> display dialog "Error - This is meant to be called by a filter."
> end if
>
> set fl_Simple to true
> -- In my experience it's not a good idea to repeat this if multiple
>emails arrive at the same time,
> -- since the notifications are sequential, but the code's here if you
>want to try it.
> -- Just change to "set fl_Simple to false"
>
>
> repeat with msg in theMessages
> set s to subject of msg
> set f to sender of msg
> set f to display name of f
> tell application "GrowlHelperApp"
> -- notify title f description s icon of
> application "PowerMail.app"
> set myAllNotesList to {"Message reçus"}
> register as application "PowerMail Notification Script"
> all
>notifications myAllNotesList default notifications myAllNotesList icon
>of application "PowerMail.app"
> notify with name "Mail Received" title f description s
> application
>name "PowerMail Notification Script"
> end tell
> if fl_Simple then -- run only with the first message
> exit repeat
> end if
> end repeat
>
>end tell
>
>- - end of the script - -
>
>
>Le 9/01/09 à 17:52, jer...@ctmdev.com a écrit :
>
>>Stéphane Terreaux wrote:
>>
>>>I notice a small problem with PM6, which I have never seen before.
>>>When a new mail is ready and I click on the "Send" stamp button, I have
>>>to wait a long time before the new msg window closes and I can work with
>>>PM. A "long time" means, more or less, 2 minutes.
>>
>>Maybe you have an outgoing mail filter that executes an AppleScript that
>>tells another process to send an AppleEvent to PowerMail. Such situation
>>hangs PowerMail for exactly 2 minutes. Can you describe what your
>>AppleScript is doing?
>>
>>Jérôme - CTM Engineering
>>
>>
>>-
>> "I've been using Powermail for around 3 years now and find that it's
>>extremely stable. The interface is clear and intuitive and not cluttered
>>like other programs (Apple Mail and Eudora, e.g.). Filters work well,
>>and it does all that one would expect from an email client. The program
>>is robust and straightforward. It's a great application."
>> PowerMail user comment on www.versiontracker.com
>>
>>
>> Download a demo version from www.ctmdev.com
>>-
>>
>>
>
>
>
>
