Re: [MlMt] Location of settings folder?

On Tue 2023-01-24 11:48 AM MST -0700, wrote: > Can someone please give me Benny’s email address? says: Direct feedback can be sent to mm-i...@freron.com or you can use the “Help ▸ Send Feedback” menu item in MailMate. __

Re: [MlMt] Location of settings folder?

te on behalf of davecc Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2023 1:48:00 PM To: MailMate Users Subject: Re: [MlMt] Location of settings folder? I ended up using the Open command in Terminal. Typed “open” and then dragged my BS user folder onto the command line. When I pressed Return the folder open

Re: [MlMt] Location of settings folder?

I ended up using the Open command in Terminal. Typed “open” and then dragged my BS user folder onto the command line. When I pressed Return the folder opened in Finder with ~/Library accessible. My problem now is that I copied (Opt-drag) the com.freron.MailMate.plist file from the Big Sur ~/Li

Re: [MlMt] Location of settings folder?

Dave, One way could check out, the copy with CCC (Carbon Copy Cloner), if you have it or maybe a good excuse to get it as a demo. Or a similar product that works around the restriction altogether. That app allows you to access the User Folder and select a file/group folder(s) to copy/replace

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Another similar app : HideSwitch : https://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/36771/hideswitch Alain On 24 Jan 2023, at 4:26, Gavan Schneider wrote: On 24 Jan 2023, at 12:23, John Cooper wrote: Thank you John. I was aware of the hiding of Library but couldn’t recall how to get it. I thought it was

Re: [MlMt] Location of settings folder?

On 24 Jan 2023, at 12:23, John Cooper wrote: >> Thank you John. I was aware of the hiding of Library but couldn’t recall how >> to get it. I thought it was a checkbox or such. > > You're welcome! If it's helpful, there is a method out there for making the > Library folder visible by default--min

Re: [MlMt] Location of settings folder?

>> The Mac OS hides the ~/Library folder by default. To navigate to it, press >> the Option (Alt) key while you click to open the Finder's Go menu, and then >> select Library. Alternatively, in the Finder, click Go > Go to Folder, and >> then enter ~/Library. (The tilde is an OS placeholder for

Re: [MlMt] Location of settings folder?

On Mon 2023-01-23 06:23 PM MST -0700, wrote: Thank you John. I was aware of the hiding of Library but couldn’t recall how to get it. I thought it was a checkbox or such. You're welcome! If it's helpful, there is a method out there for making the Library folder visible by default--mine alway

Re: [MlMt] Location of settings folder?

davecc wrote (at 5:15 PM on Monday, January 23, 2023): >>> I can’t find the user Library folder where these files are supposed to >>> live. I presume it’s on the Data volume of the Mojave partition. >>> >>> Can someone please confirm where to find the MailMate plist files? >> >> The Mac OS hi

Re: [MlMt] Location of settings folder?

>> I can’t find the user Library folder where these files are supposed to live. >> I presume it’s on the Data volume of the Mojave partition. >> >> Can someone please confirm where to find the MailMate plist files? > > The Mac OS hides the ~/Library folder by default. To navigate to it, press >

Re: [MlMt] Location of settings folder?

davecc wrote (at 3:05 PM on Monday, January 23, 2023): > I can’t find the user Library folder where these files are supposed to live. > I presume it’s on the Data volume of the Mojave partition. > > Can someone please confirm where to find the MailMate plist files? The Mac OS hides the ~/Lib

[MlMt] Location of settings folder?

I’m still trying to locate the plist files for MailMate so to copy from the Big Sur partition I used for more than a year (dont ask…) into the Mojave partition. I can’t find the user Library folder where these files are supposed to live. I presume it’s on the Data volume of the Mojave partition.

[MlMt] Location of settings folder?

I’m doing a manual install of MM on a “new to me” Mac. I’d like to copy the settings files to the new Mac from the old one, rather than create all those accounts from scratch. Where are the settings, accounts, registration and other parameters files kept? What folder are these in? Thanks, Dave