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Re: Script to clean the Subject?
Hans-Edmund Glomme skrev 2011-05-27 08.33: Am 27.05.2011 um 05:43 schrieb Tom Dillon: If you want it to automatically reduce the reply tags (Re: or Aw:) to a single one, you'll have to write an AppleScript. Hello Tom, thank you for your answer, yes of course I want do it automatic and because I'm not a coder I also asked if there will be a script what can do exactly that for me, because maybe other people also had the same Problem and wrote such a apple script. Hans-Edmund, you probably need the Clean eList Messages script so I sent that separately to you with the burst support files. I'm not sure if this is still available elsewhere, so I suggest you redistribute it, if you like it. This fiddling with scripts is why I gave up PowerMail. I want to code Java, not Applescript. I have no time for this. I though I had unsubscribed from this list, but appearantly not. Fixing that now.
Re: Script to clean the Subject?
Am 27.05.2011 um 05:43 schrieb Tom Dillon: If you want it to automatically reduce the reply tags (Re: or Aw:) to a single one, you'll have to write an AppleScript. Hello Tom, thank you for your answer, yes of course I want do it automatic and because I'm not a coder I also asked if there will be a script what can do exactly that for me, because maybe other people also had the same Problem and wrote such a apple script.
Script to clean the Subject?
Hello, when I write with people who are using outlook or yahoo mail, after a short time the subject looks like that: Re: AW: Re: AW: .. Is it possible to clean the subject when I answer on a message so that only one Re will exist into the subject line? Thnx for answer me. Greetings Hans
Re: Script to clean the Subject?
Hans wrote: Hello, when I write with people who are using outlook or yahoo mail, after a short time the subject looks like that: Re: AW: Re: AW: .. Is it possible to clean the subject when I answer on a message so that only one Re will exist into the subject line? Thnx for answer me. Hi Hans, Once you hit Reply, you should be able to delete all the leading Re: Aw: etc. Or if you want to edit a received message you can use the AppleScript under the script menu titled Change Subject. If you want it to automatically reduce the reply tags (Re: or Aw:) to a single one, you'll have to write an AppleScript. -- -- Tom Dillon 825 N. 500 W. DataCraft Moab, UT 84532 tomdil...@datacraft-inc.com 720/209-6502 -- Arguing with an insane sailor puts you in his boat. Both of you will sink, but he won't care. --- Sunastar --
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Thanks Kjell - never thought of looking in schedulings :-) regards, Chris On 25/8/09 Kjell Olausson wrote: Mail Schedulings and Locations/Locations Chris ch...@mymac.demon.co.uk wrote: Hi all: This may seem a daft question but how do I set the default sending address for new mail? At present if I select a new blank msg, it defaults to Account 1, whereas I want it to default to Account 2. Even if I change the order in Setup the default is still Account 1. -- Regards, Kjell Olausson http://www.kio.nu Kållered, Sweden iMac G5|1,8 GHz|OS 10.5.5|1 GB RAM|PM 6.0.2|3 Pane View
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Hi all: This may seem a daft question but how do I set the default sending address for new mail? At present if I select a new blank msg, it defaults to Account 1, whereas I want it to default to Account 2. Even if I change the order in Setup the default is still Account 1. I'm running Leopard 10.5.8 cheers, Chris
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Mail Schedulings and Locations/Locations Chris ch...@mymac.demon.co.uk wrote: Hi all: This may seem a daft question but how do I set the default sending address for new mail? At present if I select a new blank msg, it defaults to Account 1, whereas I want it to default to Account 2. Even if I change the order in Setup the default is still Account 1. -- Regards, Kjell Olausson http://www.kio.nu Kållered, Sweden iMac G5|1,8 GHz|OS 10.5.5|1 GB RAM|PM 6.0.2|3 Pane View
Change subject
Since the update of PowerMail to version 6, there appears with the incoming mail a small window with the title Change subject. This window shows the highlighted title of the message and two buttons, OK and Cancel (or similar, I am using the French version). This window appears randomly for between 20 and 80% of the incoming messages. It is a real, unnecessary nuisance, especially when I receive a large number of messages. Anyhow, I don't see why I should modify the text of the title of a message which I have not even read yet! Do you have the same problem? How can I get rid of this window? Thanks to all Gilbrh
Re: Change subject
Am/On Wed, 11 Feb 2009 10:26:31 +0100 schrieb/wrote Gilbert ROTH: Since the update of PowerMail to version 6, there appears with the incoming mail a small window with the title Change subject. This window shows the highlighted title of the message and two buttons, OK and Cancel (or similar, I am using the French version). This window appears randomly for between 20 and 80% of the incoming messages. It is a real, unnecessary nuisance, especially when I receive a large number of messages. Anyhow, I don't see why I should modify the text of the title of a message which I have not even read yet! Do you have the same problem? How can I get rid of this window? I've never seen this window. Do you have set up a special incoming filter, like removing RE: or something like that. That filter might not work anymore as supposed. Thanks and all the best Matthias
Re(2): Change subject
Le 11/02/09 a @648, PowerMail Engineering a ecrit : Gilbert ROTH wrote: Since the update of PowerMail to version 6, there appears with the incoming mail a small window with the title Change subject. You probably have a mail filter that triggers the change subject AppleScript for some messages. Jérôme - CTM Engineering Thank you Jérôme. Indeed, you hit the target! I found a (new) filter called Spamsieve - Etiquetter spam which calls for the Applescript I am going to delete it and everything should become normal again. Regards Gilbrh
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Is there any way to redirect HTML using Powermail. Occassionally I get an email which has quite a lot of html in it but when I either FORWARD or REDIRECT it the html is stripped. Ta. Carl Carl
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Is there any way to redirect HTML using Powermail. Occassionally I get an email which has quite a lot of html in it but when I either FORWARD or REDIRECT it the html is stripped. Ta. Carl Carl
Old complaint about subject line behaviour
I believe I've already mentioned this a while ago: in the subject line, when youve written something and want mark it you cant use alt+shift+arrows:left/right) to jump one word at a time, as the normal OSX behaviour. Alt+arrow jumps one word per click, but not when using shift to mark the text. I use this method daily, in texts everywhere. /per å
Re: Old complaint about subject line behaviour
Per Åström / 2007/02/16 / 07:16 AM wrote: Alt+arrow jumps one word per click, but not when using shift to mark the text. Subject Field is weird. It also doesn't work with Cmd+Shift+; and this is a really big deal for me. AppleMail works fine. -- - Hiro Hiroaki Honshuku, A-NO-NE Music, Boston, MA http://a-no-ne.com http://anonemusic.com
Re: Old complaint about subject line behaviour
In addition, I am often annoyed that the spell checker doesn't work in the subject line. It is very important that the subject line be correct! CTM; PLEASE let the spellchecker work in the subject line! Best, Dave N in reply to ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), Per Åström's message of 4:16 AM, 2/16/07 I believe I've already mentioned this a while ago: in the subject line, when youve written something and want mark it you cant use alt+shift+arrows:left/right) to jump one word at a time, as the normal OSX behaviour. Alt+arrow jumps one word per click, but not when using shift to mark the text. I use this method daily, in texts everywhere. /per å
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I forget how to get the addresses I want to come up when I press the space bar, and how to get rid of those who are there. Can anyone help me? Bill Stecher
Subject: Invisible Mail in Folder
On Mon, 24 Apr 2006 20:01:04 +0200, PowerMail discussions, Rick Lecoat [EMAIL PROTECTED], allegedly wrote: Make sure that the offending folders have 'View All selected, not 'View Unread' (from the View Menu). This works on a folder-by-folder basis I believe. From: Christopher Plummer [EMAIL PROTECTED] In a recent effort to take advantage of PM's fast search, and to simplify my mail folder structure, I started pulling mail out of subfolders, dropping it into the parent folder, and then deleting the subfolder. snip For example, I have a 'Vendors' folder that appears to have nothing in it, but at the bottom of the window it says 0 displayed of 547. I have used all the utilities to rebuild the entire database, index, etc. to no avail. Is there any way to make these invisible messages re- appear? I might have guessed the solution was easy, but not necessarily obvious (to me anyway!) That was exactly it. The ability of folders to each have a unique property of View read/unread was what made the messages 'disappear' . When pulled from a subfolder (with View All set) and dropped to a parent folder (with View Unread), they disappeared! Thanks Rick! Best, - Chris Christopher Plummer ZebraTale, LLC Macintosh Lotus Domino Consulting === ** CHRIS'S UNPREDICTABLE and OCCASIONAL Newsletter for Mac Users ** Check the UNPREDICTABLE archive - http://www.unpredictablemac.com ===
Ignore Fwd: when sorting by subject
PowerMail ignores Re: when sorting by subject. Could it also ignore Fwd: please? If I have a folder with the following emails: Fwd: Wibble Re: Fwd: Wibble Re: Wibble Something else PowerMail will sort: Fwd: Wibble Re: Fwd: Wibble Something else Re: Wibble Note: Re: Wibble may be a reply to Fwd: Wibble. Some email clients strip Fwd: from email titles before adding Re: This would make it easier to view and follow threads. Jeremy
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Hiro, It is in /var/vm and they still are called swapfile0, swapfile1 etc to find them select Go- 'to folder' in the finder menu and enter /var/vm in the dialog box Karel Op donderdag, 26 mei 2005 schreef A-NO-NE Music: Tiger is said to create much bigger vm file than before (80MB?), but I can't find them by the name 'swapfile0'. Does anyone know what is the actual file name, and where it is? I am quite certain it's not on the root.
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I'm sure this has been asked before, but here goes. If I move my entire PowerMail Files folder to a laptop, use it while on a trip, don't move any files out of the Attachments folder while I'm using the laptop, come back, move it back to my main machine, will all the previous links to files that were moved out of the Attachments folder be preserved? TIA, Ron
Re: Subject: Re: 05/03/08-(....)
can you please post your answers or postings with a normal subject line ? Yes. Sorry, folks. RC Rein Ciarfella [EMAIL PROTECTED] AIMM=rcsails OS 9.1 (holdout) PowerMail 4.2.1
Subject: Re: 05/03/08-(....)
All, can you please post your answers or postings with a normal subject line ? e.g. 05/03/08-RC (Barbara) says nothing about the subject itself. Putting the date in front of the subject makes really no sense, as the date is also written in the header. If you're responding to a digest, please change the subject line accordingly. Thanks and all the best Matthias --- schmidt-systemdevelopment http://www.schmidt-system.com iChat/AIM: MatKoyasan Tel. +81-736-56-3905 ---
x-mac-roman email encoding body vs subject
If I receive a message encoded in x-mac-roman (for any dumb reason), why doesn't PowerMail display it as such? If I change the encoding from the menu, it displays correctly. But this shouldn't be necessary, correct? Or am I missing something? These are the headers: Content-Type: text/plain; charset=MacRoman Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 PM 5.1 | OS X 10.3.6 | Powerbook G4/400 | 768 MB RAM | 30 GB HD
Re: Renaming attachement from message subject?
*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro* Try this. applescript tell application PowerMail 5.1.1a1 set theMessages to current messages repeat with msg in theMessages set (name of attachments of msg) to (subject of msg) end repeat end tell /applescript Bear in mind that this will remove the extension (.ra). You could fix this specifically for .ra files by adding a second line in the repeat loop like. set (name of attachments of msg) to (name of attachements of msg) .ra -- Andy Fragen On Tue, Jan 4, 2005, InfoXp said: Hello, I would like to rename a bunch of attachements from their messages' subjects. Would anyone know a script -- or how to script that? My GSM provider forward to my e-mail the voice messages I receive, which is nice. And I would like to archive them with a name that tell when/who/etc in stead of message XXX.ra... so that I can consult them later without using PowerMail, etc. Thanks in advance for your help. All the best, -Xavier
Renaming attachement from message subject?
Hello, I would like to rename a bunch of attachements from their messages' subjects. Would anyone know a script -- or how to script that? My GSM provider forward to my e-mail the voice messages I receive, which is nice. And I would like to archive them with a name that tell when/who/etc in stead of message XXX.ra... so that I can consult them later without using PowerMail, etc. Thanks in advance for your help. All the best, -Xavier
Re: Feature request: Spell check in Subject line
50 billion years ago the universe exploded into existence nothing much of importance has happened since then, until Fri, Dec 3, 2004 at 4: 02 PM, when Max proclaimed I find it somewhat annoying that Spell Checking doesn't check the subject line. if you're willing to buy commercial spellchecking software, try SpellCatcher: http://www.rainmakerinc.com/ I couldn't live without it. -- Jo €º°`°º€ø,??,ø€º°`°º€ø,??,ø€º°`°º€ø,??,ø€º°`°º€ø,? Dijon vu -- the same mustard as before
Re: Feature request: Spell check in Subject line
*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro* This is a programming thing. There are certain types of text fields that OS X's spell check works in and certain ones that it doesn't. I don't remember the different fields but someone who's a programmer out there might be able to enlighten us. -- Andy Fragen On Fri, Dec 3, 2004, Max Gossell said: Hi, I find it somewhat annoying that Spell Checking doesn't check the subject line. As I have a lot of correspondence in a foreign language (English) I keep finding myself copying the subject line to the body, just to make sure I haven't made any mistakes. Could we have this fixed, please? (Or at least get an option to choose if we want that feature or not.) Max Gossell -- PowerMail 5.1, build 4340 (SpamSieve 2.2.3) OSX v10.3.6 Dual G4 1.2 GHz / 1GB RAM
Feature request: Spell check in Subject line
Hi, I find it somewhat annoying that Spell Checking doesn't check the subject line. As I have a lot of correspondence in a foreign language (English) I keep finding myself copying the subject line to the body, just to make sure I haven't made any mistakes. Could we have this fixed, please? (Or at least get an option to choose if we want that feature or not.) Max Gossell -- PowerMail 5.1, build 4340 (SpamSieve 2.2.3) OSX v10.3.6 Dual G4 1.2 GHz / 1GB RAM
Re: PM quits unexpected - IMAP (was: that and a lot more in the subject line)
Latest try with renewed OS X - Powermail still quits. Seems to be a bug! I don't think so. Watch the subject lines of your mails. THIS ONE (i didn't repair it) has several lines, separeted by a return. See header: --- Subject: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Re(3):=20PM=20quits=20unexpected=20-=20IMAP=0D=0DAm=20?= ... Shouldn't some characters get automatically stripped out of the subject line so this doesn't happen? Is there ever a two-or-more-line subject line? Chris --
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Hi Giovanni, Can I set a filter to put a new message in a specific folder in the folder's list if the sender's address is already in Address Book? And, eventually, how? Sure. Condition: From is in address Book Action: Move message into Folder Jim -- Jim Pistrang JP Computer Resources Certified Member, Apple Consultants Network 413-256-4569 http://users.crocker.com/~pistrang
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Sorry, I forgot to include this second question in the previous topic . I've been trying to work this out, but with no success. Can I set a filter to put a new message in a specific folder in the folder's list if the sender's address is already in Address Book? And, eventually, how? Thank you Giovanni
Subject: Re: Add new signature?
On Fri, 28 May 2004 20:01:04 +0200, Ben Kennedy [EMAIL PROTECTED], allegedly wrote: On 28 5 2004 at 11:18 am -0400, Wayne Brissette wrote: The big green + in the signatures area creates a new one. If you leave your mouse pointer over the icons for a second or two the function of the icon appears on the screen. Note the toolbar must be exposed (via the swallowable capsule in the upper-right of the window) for any of these to appear. Ah, of course! In terms of UI design, I propose that in several of these windows (this signatures one for example) the toolbar should mandatorily be displayed, with no option to accidentally hide it. I agree. I don't expect a 'dialog' to have optional elements. and cheshirekat [EMAIL PROTECTED] added: The menus in PowerMail are dynamic. They will change to reflect the options available for the type of window currently open, so choices 3 and 4 above may not be obvious if you aren't used to looking up in the menus as you work with different windows. The menus also change when modifier keys are pressed. I completely forgot about the dynamic PM menus. I still cast my vote for a Context Menu for this function. Thanks everyone! - Chris Plummer _ You can never escape; you can only move south down the coast. Mrs. Potter's Lullaby Adam Duritz Counting Crows, This Desert Life
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As I see you are working hard on the update: I have your program for the true multilingual capacities and the automatic export to database facilities, I think other users with multilingual international connection also are parts of your userser for the same reasons. However: 1 as for the encoding from Chinese 2Bytes you should try to improve to ability to recognize the different encodings. I don't know why but I treid to send myself chinese emails from different internet cafe here in Taiwan, and often I got a percentage of unreadable messages although the message was exactly the same. I only use3d severeal different version of Internet explorer and different Windows versions. The point is that using email as much as I do, and receiving e-mails in traditional Chinese is my job. Most people do not use Mac, and this is a fact. Windows has several running versions, and most people simply uses Web mail such as Yahoo.com.tw or Hotmail.com. I doin't know at which point something happens so that on my Mac I receive unreadable garbage no matter how I set the preferences. If you could solve this problem it will make life easier. 2 To keep the Chinese encoding to tab delimited files, you suggest to change the International preferences to Traditional Chinese, log out, open Powermail and export the database. This system works to a certain point. Once the dates are set to Traditional Chinese it becomes very difficult to convert them into other systems. HOwever some text perfectly readable in the Powermail database as such while receiving mails, don't convert properly in the tab delimited fields, I wish you could allow keeping the date and time as they are in the Mail program while exporting to tab files, and especially to avoid the time consuming log out after changing the International preferences. 3 While converting to tab delimited, there is no way to get rid of the HTML codes if some mails include it. Could you create some routine allowing to remove the HTML codes during the transfer? Regards D. Majorana from Taiwan
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Two Questions: Although I selected BIG-5 as my favorite language, more often than necessary the messages are unreadable although their origin is either Taiwan Yahoo or Hotmail Yahoo. If I uncheck the BIG-5 option more messages are unreadable. How to solve this significant problem? While exporting to tab delimited Although my date an time preferences in my Machine are Set to dd-mm-year, and I receive my mail in this format. while I export to tab delimited for FMP7 the date changes although my preferences in the FMP7 are set to read as dd-mm-year. I also tried to 'leave date as it is', but I still get the American mm.dd.year format. What to do? The option to transfer to database was one of the reasons for my choice, but I am not able to use it As I export Traditional email to tab-delimited format I loose totally all my Chinese Words. What do I need to do to keep my db encoding intact so I can use it properly. Regards Dante
Re: Wayne's 'Change Subject'
On Fri, Feb 20, 2004 at 8:52 am -0600, Wayne Brissette wrote: I think this is what you are talking about: script snipped That's exactly what I'm talking about - and almost before I'd hit 'send'! Thanks very much Wayne. TimH
Subject: Re: keyboard shortcut for Applescript?
What would be nice, is for PowerMail to allow the Mac OS-based ctrlM shortcut, which highlights the first item in the menu bar. Then you can use the arrow or tab keys to move to whichever menu and menu item you'd like. Lots of other apps allow this; I wish PM would. /Cap
Re: is there any way to change incoming subject lines after receipt?
I am new to this list. Have used PowerMail for past 3+ years. Question: I am unable to print on one of my printers from PowerMail. Printer works with all other applications (photoshop, word processor, browsers, etc). Am able to print with another printer from PowerMail. The details... Printer with problem - HP 5000 using Airport. When trying to print the printer reads: 79.00FE Printer Error Printer that works is an Epson via wireless. Mac OX 10.2.6 Powermail 4.1.3 (was having same problem with previous 4.0 versions) Have not been able to use the HP5000 printer for several + months). Have replaced application, preferences, printer in Print Center numerous times trying to isolate problem. No change. Using a Powerbook Ti 400 which up to several months ago worked with either printer. Any ideas or help on is greatly appreciated. Thank you. -- Robert Price www.eggplant.org [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: is there any way to change incoming subject lines after receipt?
*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro* On Mon, Jun 23, 2003, Marlyse Comte said: there is an apple-script for that. check out wayne's apple-script depository. ---marlyse like it was possible to do in emailer? i used this to make it easier to find filed messages [ie all domain registrations were filed with the domain as part of the subject line] powermail doesn't allow me to do this, or i haven't found a way to allow it Adrian Like marlyse said there's a Change Subject AppleScript if you want to change an individual message. Part of the Burst Digest package is a script that will automatically remove certain, user configurable things that some mailing lists, like Yahoo, put in their subject lines. -- Andy Fragen TiBook 400/384 RAM - OS X 10.2.6 - PowerMail v4.1.3 PowerMail AppleScript Archives: http://homepage.mac.com/wayneb/powermail.html
Re: is there any way to change incoming subject lines after receipt?
it looks to me and the email wizard, that on or about 23/6/03, my esteemed correspondent Marlyse said something like... there is an apple-script for that. check out wayne's apple-script depository super, really helpful, thanks Adrian
is there any way to change incoming subject lines after receipt?
like it was possible to do in emailer? i used this to make it easier to find filed messages [ie all domain registrations were filed with the domain as part of the subject line] powermail doesn't allow me to do this, or i haven't found a way to allow it Adrian
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Jerry Keller writes: I use a program called Digest Viewer to view the email digests that I subscribe to. This program allows a much more versatile method of viewing and responding to digest lists such as this one. My problem is that while I have set up a filter to send all these digests to a folder in Powermail, there is no apparent way of saving all these messages to an outside folder which can then be read by Digest Viewer, since the folder within Powermail to which I save them, can't be read by any external program. What I have to do now, is save each individual digest which has been filtered into a Powermail folder, into an external folder which digest viewer reads. What I need is the ability to save all the digests, (command A) into this new external folder instead of having to select each message and save it to the new folder. I do not need this program for this digest list, since there is only one digest a day, but the other list I subscribe to can have as many as five or six digests each day with as many as 30 emails in each digest. (Sorry for the redundant syntax) Thank you for any ideas. Jerry -- G3 (B/W) 350mhz. 800m ram Both OS-9.2.2 and OS-10.2.4 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
