Let me add one caveat:
The two installations should not butt up against each other or have
conflicts. You can install any number of different IMAP clients on any
number of computers with no problem, since the canonical home for your
email is in the cloud. That's how IMAP works and why it was
On 14 May 2016, at 12:00, Mark Derricutt wrote:
What I would sorely love at the moment - is the ability to choose a
signature based on the sending account.
Even tho I have my work signature setup for whenever I send a message
to my $work address, sometimes MailMate has chosen to attach my
What I would sorely love at the moment - is the ability to choose a signature
based on the sending account.
Even tho I have my work signature setup for whenever I send a message to my
$work address, sometimes MailMate has chosen to attach my private signature,
and my manager has made somewhat
I think you can just install it and set it up with all the same settings
and the same accounts. Your mail is not on your first computer (other
than as copies). It's on the IMAP servers at your mail ISPs. If you
install another copy of MailMate, it will download all the mail from the
IMAP ISPs.
On 14 May 2016, at 2:41, Howard Wettstein wrote:
Is this the equivalent of simply copying the directory from one
computer to the other?
A simple copy should work, but I think it's best if you only copy the
settings and not the message cache. To do this you simply need the
`.plist` files in
On 14 May 2016, at 0:15, Howard Wettstein wrote:
No idea if this adds anything, but I’m noticing (again) more emails
in my Apple Mail inbox that I’ve deleted from Mailmate, which means
that it’s not syncronizing again.
Ok, I still think it's related to the mailbox issue (failed mailboxes
On 13 May 2016, at 19:21, Julien Cellario wrote:
• how can I attach a graphic file in my signature ? so far, it
appears as a code line.
You have to enable an HTML alternative for a signature and then insert
an `img` tag (in the Signatures preferences pane). It must reference a
server
