Hi listers,
I'm not sure if everyone has seen this, but Scotland Software (all code, no
haggis), whom I hadn't heard of before, has released a beta of an
interesting little application called Entourage Secretary.
Check it out here:
http://www.scotlandsoftware.com/products/secretary/index.html
On 4/6/01 11:53, Chris Stearns at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe a Read Me note is all that is needed to clear this up...
"Diane L. Schirf" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apparently, it was in the ReadMe. Which, typically, no one read. ;)
(red-faced) "Maybe I... skimmed...ove
Tim Mountford wrote:
Again, who'd have thought an installer would stall at a custom icon if the
sacred filename is okay (assuming it is). There are plenty of bemused users
at the VersionTracker page that Diane pointed at yesterday who seem to have
had issues like this. I also saw some people
"Diane L. Schirf" wrote
I disagree. Why should programmers waste time/resources/money to pander to
people too stupid to have the basic common sense NOT to try to update an app
that's been adulterated?
I have a bit of attitude about this because I see more and more effort in
the work world
Dennis T Cheung [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think that the best solution would be for Apple to make HTML rendering a
core service as part of their API. Kinda like what QuickTime does for
graphics on the platform.
I can't imagine Apple not including this is Mac OS X - please tell me it's
in
"Michael W. Wellman" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now here's a useful site: How to turn off HTML/MIME mail in a multitude of
clients: http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/1236/nomime.html
But it didn't have any specific info for Entourage.
I emailed Gerry Boyd (who runs the site) some detailed
Joshua Jabbour [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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the Entourage notification sounds do not follow the "Alert
Volume" setting from the sound control panel.
I have my System volume set at around 5, but my alert volume set at about 2,
so that system alerts don't echo through my apartment when
Allen Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dan Crevier at [EMAIL PROTECTED] observed:
Or, add a line to the end of the script to launch Entourage, and take
Entourage out of the startup items.
Simplicity rules...
Indeed!
One more point, though, that no-one mentioned yet: the items in the
. I, for one, have found the feedback about different
localizations of the software and different language encodings very
interesting.
There are even some Canadians (like me)! What list doesn't need at least one
of those lurking about?
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"Bryan Harris" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ever notice how the dictionary brings up the wrong entry, often the one
right *after* the right one?
For example, if you put your cursor in "jaundiced" below and choose the
dictionary, you get "jaunt", although "jaundice" is a word.
I'm pretty sure I
David Cortright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Of course this feature is on the radar for future releases given that so
many people seem to have an aversion to it.
I think the aversion stems from this: the address pop-up lists, as they
function now, sometimes offer too many address choices to the
David Cortright wrote:
Try to find a single word that you can trademark worldwide. It ain't too
terribly easy.
This really is the crux of the issue. Seems like everyone want a piece of
the 10s of billions in its coffers, especially small companies whose assets
are little more than a
Aaron Sills [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just realised that if I hit the space bar once while reading an email it
scrolls down.
Not only that, but once you reach the end of a message, if you press the
spacebar to scroll again, E advances to the next unread e-mail.
Cool.
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Title: Re: New Note from Selected Text (trying to write)
Jim Baskins wrote:
Hi Chris,
Im way behind on the list, life does sometimes intervene, but I wrote a
script (well, modified a script Paul wrote for something else) that does what
you want. It will throw up a dialog asking you to
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Chris Stearns at [EMAIL PROTECTED] observed:
One thing I've noticed about the script is that is 'resets' the mailing list
digest display back to the top of the message...
I don't think this is anything in the script. If you have a digest up
Title: New Note from Selected Text (trying to write)
The Create Note From Message script that shipped with E is useful, but many times I want to save just a _portion_ of a message to a new note.
I'd like to highlight a selection of text/pictures/whatever in a message, then run a script that
"M. Tamer Ozsu" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know of a script that would allow me to reply with template? I
have looked at eStationary and Open Template, but those allow you to send a
new message using a template. What I want to do is to reply to a message
with a template, the
Mikel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Someone told me once it could help to guard against data corruption (plus I
had an extra HD lying around). Is this bunk?
There is an argument that keeping your operating systems on one drive, your
application on another drive, and your data files on yet
lias issue...but I
didn't really fully investigate that.
Thanks for the example and explanation Mikel - it was helpful. I'm going to
go search through the digests now.
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On Tue, 23 Jan 2001 12:02:15 -0500, Bruce Klutchko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But it has just occurred to me that the mail must be coming straight from
the Spammer. He has just gotten our addresses from reading the list. So if
the messages are not coming through the list, the List Dad (or
?
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side.
Anybody know why?
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syntax: "expected 'else, etc,' but found 'then.'" The
other 'thins' are similarly problematic.
I have my security extensions enabled.
Anybody know what's up?
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Pretty funny - the author complains about Office for
Mac, saying "I'm a little annoyed that Microsoft is making better software
for the Mac than for Windows"
http://www.time.com/time/digital/daily/0,2822,92604,00.html
Shame on you, Mac:Office team. :)
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it, including any options attached.)
I've tried "Save As: Entourage email message," but when double-clicked, the
message which is launched is un-editable. That's no good.
Any ideas as to the best way to handle this situation?
Thanks in advance.
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Thanks in advance.
*this message has been cross-posted to the AppleScript-Users List. Apolgies
to those who read both - if this is unacceptable, please let me know and I
won't do it again*
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es" it will work.
Thanks to both of you - that info is very helpful. The script is working
perectly now.
Cheers
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William Howarth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Allen--brilliant script, and here is proof that it WORKS!
So is this...
Thanks so much for this neat little script, Allen. I get the list as a
digest too and it saves me lots of time.
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John M Young wrote:
Yes, the rule would act instantaneously. Therefore I would have no
opportunity to quickly look at them in my inbox before quickly moving them
to my deleted items folder. Sometimes a message I want gets marked as junk.
I understand now.
I'm sure a Script based on the
case, "Deleted Items" folder).
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(very rudimentary) scripts. I'm having lots of fun.
Thanks to everybody on the list - I've found a new interest thanks to you.
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"Brian Durant" wrote:
I see that some members of the list have renamed Entourage to Enrage.
--then--
Dan Crevier wrote:
Actually, people have been calling it "Erage". Try turning off Autocorrect
from the Tools menu.
LOL!!! Am I the only one who finds this hilarious? Entourage has
David Cortright wrote (in the Entourage:mac-Talk mailing list):
The reason we do not sort by date while threaded is due to the new back-end
data store that we use. While it has limitations such as this, it also allows
for other great features such as custom views, global categories, ... That
2nd posting - 1st time didn't seem to work
Günther Vansteelant wrote:
A feature I'm missing from Entourage is the possibility to sort on multiple
columns. In Now Contact you can shift click on different columns and the
contacts will be sorted likewise in the order you clicked. This way you
Jeff wrote:
I have named all my groups with a tilde (~) as the first letter in the name
so that when I want to find a group in the "AutoComplete" window I just
enter the tilde and all my groups pop-up for me to choose from.
Likewise, I have named all my Groups starting with a * so I use the
Allen Watson wrote:
Only thing I know of right now is, if you are in an app and Option-Click on
the desktop, you will hide the app and switch to the desktop.
!! I didn't know that. That will provide the functionality I need about 80%
of the time.
You could install OSA Menu,
I did this
From: Paul Berkowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Allen might not know about that. (The code name during the beta process for
what eventually got called Entourage was "Alpaca".)
I thought it was called "Dolphin." Or was that the Office package as a
whole? (Or am I imagining things?)
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Of course, this will all change on Mac OS X, since Apple has stolen cmd-H to
be Hide Application.
I like the Cmd-H shortcut for "Hide Application" under OS X. Too bad it's
replacing something useful (something which I didn't know about till now,
though).
Is there a system-wide 'hide app'
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