Now, it looks like this should be ok with FastMail, but then it seems
something else happened. The redownloading of emails indicate that
the `UIDVALIDITY` value changed of each mailbox. Each email is
uniquely identified using the `UIDVALIDITY` of the mailbox and the
`UID` of the message. If
When a message window is open, the View > Layout submenu includes
**Show/Hide Preview** and **Show/Hide Tips**. However, the keyboard
shortcuts that appear in the menu beside these items don't function.
These keyboard shortcuts (control-option-command-P and
control-option-command-T) aren't
John,
Sadly, thats a fact of life for some people. We live in London and
people want their stuff at work and can’t access their home email from
work, banking issues etc etc. No issues with getting mail at work as
thats logged, they don’t like people having access to things they
can’t log.
On 14 Sep 2016, at 9:50, Rob Willett wrote:
The list is dynamic, parents change jobs (and email addresses),
ISP’s, kids leave, new kids join. At the moment I have an Excel
spreadsheet which I can cut and paste, but thats not a good solution
as its a multiple step process. The Contacts app
Thomas,
OK, I knew about the distribution list but hadn’t realised that
different groups could select different primary email addresses. I want
one group to send to multiple email addresses but could do this by
setting up as many groups as there are maximum number of email
addresses.
So
Thomas,
I *think* this only works if you create multiple cards per person, which
is what we are trying to avoid There are options to play with smart
groups to get similar to this but the selection criteria is not granular
enough, e.g. you can’t select on second email address.
is that what
The list is dynamic, parents change jobs (and email addresses), ISP’s,
kids leave, new kids join. At the moment I have an Excel spreadsheet
which I can cut and paste, but thats not a good solution as its a
multiple step process. The Contacts app *should* do this but somebody at
Apple decided
Thanks, but kids come and go, parents also change jobs and e-mail
addresses.
This solution works if nothing changes very often, sadly thats not the
case.
Rob
On 14 Sep 2016, at 13:01, Annamarie wrote:
Well the way I would manage this is with Text Expander. I'd create a
snippet with all
On 14 Sep 2016, at 8:01, Annamarie wrote:
Well the way I would manage this is with Text Expander. I'd create a
snippet with all the email addresses you want and voila! Never have to
build the list again.
I do this lots with groups of emails.
Great idea if you have Text Expander.
John
Just setting it up manually the first time and then either copying and pasting
that list or replying to the message won't do?
Or set up an AppleScript that has everyone's email in it.
(FWIW, this is exactly the kind of thing I would not want to receive multiple
copies of, but my kids are old
Well the way I would manage this is with Text Expander. I'd create a
snippet with all the email addresses you want and voila! Never have to
build the list again.
I do this lots with groups of emails.
My two cents.
Annamarie Pluhar
802-451-1941
802-579-5975 (iPhone - not good when I'm at my
Hi,
I manage a small kids rugby team in the UK. We have around 50 parents
which give their contact details, most of them have multiple email
addresses, e.g. a work one and a home one. We want to send emails to
both their emails addresses with information about upcoming games.
However
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