dImagesOnce`.
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(& BBEdit) when out of the office. ;-)
Keep up the good work Benny.
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On 31 Aug 2021, at 8:28, dig...@contrawise.net wrote:
@ Charlie Garrison, re the Activity Monitor:
I selected the SMTP account in the monitor, and it appeared empty -
despite many attempts to to send mail.
I have a hunch about the problem's cause. It has to do
activity logs for that connection.
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ach a _second_ message as EML to that first draft.
I don't use that feature, but I think you want to do this:
- in list view, select the multiple messages you want to forward
- then do `Message —> Forward as Attachment`
Does that achieve what you want to do?
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On 5 Mar 2021, at 13:11, Randy Bush wrote:
perfect! but where did you find `fooAlternative` special function
names?
I don't recall, but probably from this list. Most of my key shortcuts
came from examples shared on this list.
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t view of message
"H" = "nextAlternative:"; // shows HTML view of message
"L" = "loadImagesOnce:"; // load remote images once
```
I show html version by default, so the `previous/next` might need to be
reversed for your use case.
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for the plugin for Apple Mail
(no plugin needed for MailMate); otherwise it's free software.
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ext when viewing messages)
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I don't know whether there is a toolbar button for it.
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On 23 Oct 2020, at 12:02, Evan Silberman wrote:
> How can I setup MailMate to ‘send as” another alias?
Under the "From" popup menu, select "Customise..."
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ormed. I trust I've achieved that now, and if I
haven't then I doubt I can clarify it any further.
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password or a token is irrelevant to me; they had direct access to my
mailboxes with those creds. Are you able to revoke the token they have
stored on their servers? At least the password is something you can
change (to revoke access).
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en" email creds.
Unless they have changed, Spark keeps creds __on their servers__ and not
just in IMAP client. Reading between the lines of their docs; their
servers access your mailboxes directly (not just via iOS app), which is
how they know when to send push notifications.
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whether they were sending
other data back. Disappointing and frustrating. :-/
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.
This is now way off-topic for this list. But I still feel the pain where
I got burnt and have scars from dealing with Spark, and I feel I have to
warn others who obviously have good taste since they have chosen
MailMate. :-)
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be nice to have
an iOS alternative that is as nice to use. I chose Edison Mail (Email) -
it's no MailMate, but good enough to replace Apple Mail on my phone and
tablet.
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than OS.)
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For me, that's best of both worlds.
To reduce the amount of server storage, like others on this list, I use
both local Dovecot and archival outside MM.
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first, that we generally figure out
that the month comes next. ;-)
Sure, the iso8601 standard is fine. But I made an assumption :-O that
"uncouth Americans" would not use that format. If using iso8601, then
all numbers is just fine and dandy.
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you like, as long as it can only be interpreted one way.
Ambiguity leads to pain which leads to loss of income; just don't do it.
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price I'm willing to pay, so I paid the price of
looking for alternatives with smart background handling.
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to be dealing with their support either.
They are not doing anything illegal; since they clearly state they are
going to take over your email accounts. I was far from happy allowing a
dodgy company to take over my email accounts.
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them out of Mail.app so I could have a consistent copy of
all icons that I want for MailMate.
Try copying the sound file out of Mail.app and put in your
~/Library/Sounds folder. Then you should be able to select it.
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. It keeps "doodeling" for ages,
not updating. The Activity log is more or less empty:
I've used [DavMail](http://davmail.sourceforge.net/index.html) in the
past, when I had to access Exchange hosted email.
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On 23 Aug 2019, at 9:56, Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
..but can keyboard shortcuts modify that same environment ?
Key shortcuts __within__ MailMate, yes. You might need a bundle to make
it work (I don't know it well enough).
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could create a key shortcut to set a ENV var and use that as the
home vs work toggle.
This is for Bundles, but may be useful:
- https://github.com/mailmate/mailmate_manual/wiki/Bundles#environment
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separate Smart Mailboxes so I can have different "views" of
messages. Instead of having a toggle in the filters; how about using a
key shortcut to switch between the two Smart Mailboxes.
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asked
for clarification.
Next time I won't do that; I'll just ask the crystal ball instead of
getting snark from this list.
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On 3 Mar 2019, at 20:39, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
On 26 Feb 2019, at 14:02, Charlie Garrison wrote:
It's not working for me though; would that be due to me using a beta
version rather than latest 1.x release?
Yes, I _think_ I noted that in my initial email, but I might be
wrong :)
Yes
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you supplied. Would you be willing to point out
what the differences are for the Gravatar icon? Or, is there any docco
to explain the structure of the headersFormatting.plist file?
Thanks,
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years ago. I do recall
it was quick and simple to setup and worked flawlessly. I think all I
did was configure davmail to point to the exchange server and pointed
MailMate to the davmail server. The rest was automagic.
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On 2 Jan 2019, at 12:36, Sherman Wilcox wrote:
Also take a look at BarTender for managing an unruly menu bar.
Agreed! And because Bartender does that so well; I can keep the MailMate
icons in the primary menu bar.
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On 2 Jan 2019, at 12:30, Dave C wrote:
The green menubar icon with number that indicates MailMate status, how
can I get rid of this icon? My menubar is quite crowded.
Prefs -> Counters -> In Menu Bar checkbox
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ot an "old" version of Fantastical. The above string results in a
location of "MIT-place seminar room". Is that what you were asking?
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at scripts for finding and deleting messages; I’m
pretty sure it’s doable.
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the fault of Spark though; I
was shocked when I learned how much of my data, including passwords,
they had copied off my phone.)
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pparently way under 1MB in size. :-D
17.3% of Quota Used (43.2 KiB of 250 KiB)
I checked disk usage on the server for that account; disk usage for the
directory (including dovecot indexes, etc) is 56MB.
Benny, what sort of info do you want for diagnosing this one?
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as HFS+
before I start using it.
If that new laptop has an SSD, then APFS is your only choice.
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lows a sequence of actions;
very cool.
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quot;mainOutline", "nextUnreadMessage:"); //
move focus to message list, select next unread message
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On 16 Aug 2017, at 23:48, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
I'm pretty sure I have users using DavMail
I used DavMail to access a work account for a year. I found it to be
completely transparent with MailMate.
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Ga
anges Benny
makes to the original file?
Or, Benny, any thoughts on incorporating gravatar/user icons into
MailMate?
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, like
messageVerifications.plist. I knew that sort of stuff was possible, but
I hadn’t looked at any examples.
Thanks for making this available.
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and
haven’t touched it since.
Charlie
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On 17 Mar 2017, at 17:06, Jim McCarty wrote:
When I join files with markers at the beginning and the end of each
file (AIFF format), the resulting markers do not maintain their
positions in the resulting joined file. AP Version 2.3.1 (1729).
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iew asynchronous.
I suspect that would resolve the flickering.
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On 5 Feb 2017, at 20:39, Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
Yours has the problem i would loose the current selection and would
need to search/naviagte for that again.
That’s what the new window is for. The previous window maintains the
current selection.
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be usable with a single keystroke.
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if there are
unread ?
Would that be feasible ? Then I at least don't have to have a mile
long list in the mailbox view.
Sounds like a job for a smart mailbox. I have various smart mailboxes
for showing only unread messages.
Is there a reason for not using a smart mailbox?
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message reply), create __one__ copy of the image on your web server,
and put a __link__ to the image in your sig. It’s common practice
(although still not liked by many) to put an image __link__ in html
sigs; just not the image itself.
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of backing up their mail system when
__every__ message included the attachment vs without the image
attachment. When management saw that increased cost; they decided that
linking to images on the server, rather than embedding, was a __much__
better idea. ;-)
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On 18 Jan 2017, at 13:40, John Muccigrosso wrote:
How did you install Dovecot?
I installed it on a linux box on my LAN, but for installing on OSX I’d
go with brew.
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allowed…)
Anyone else thought about a parallel mail program or downloader
utility that will download messages after X days after being received?
Yes, Dovecot as parallel program, and use MailMate as the downloading
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to be on the following line from the sig marker, not
with a blank line between sig marker and sig content.
Benny, I gave an example in an earlier message in this thread. Would it
be helpful if I sent a proper report to feedback address.
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the space on either end leads to the being
ignored by the markdown processor
I read that to mean that MailMate fails with dash,dash,space.
And yes, reading the Usenet RFC, dash,dash,space,newline is correct sig
marker.
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proper sig markers?
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he message to remain in the list until I say “Refresh”, at
which point the unread messages are removed from that smart mailbox. I
have attached ‘refresh’ to a key shortcut “R”. So once I’m
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://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signature_block (“Signatures in Usenet
postings” section)
Yes, the references were originally for Usenet before being adopted by
email.
I’ve been using dash,dash,space for 20 years; I’ll need a compelling
reason before I switch. ;-)
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On 19 Dec 2016, at 23:42, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
On 14 Dec 2016, at 21:39, Charlie Garrison wrote:
Feature request: Give special treatment to the signature marker so
it’s not interpreted as Markdown formatting.
I do give it special treatment, but only to `--` and not `--`. Note
On 19 Dec 2016, at 22:25, Robert M. Münch wrote:
1. In the mail list I'm missing some times in the received columns
when the date is shown as "yesterday"
Is the column wide enough to show times as well? (I’ve not seen that
problem so just taking wild guess.)
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On 19 Dec 2016, at 23:00, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
While I remember, the latest test release includes an optional
“Thread Size” column.
Very nice; thanks for that feature (that I didn’t even know I wanted).
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breaks
without that blank line.
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I meant to delete this one, when I realised I was replying to wrong
message. (Not sure how I messed up that one, oh well.)
On 6 Dec 2016, at 8:18, Charlie Garrison wrote:
On 5 Dec 2016, at 20:05, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
I don't think Contacts needs to be launched for the Address Book
(used by Contacts, MailMate & other apps) continues to sync just
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just
fine, no need to open Contacts for syncing to happen.
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?
I don’t about “should” do it that way, but certainly “could”
do it that way.
For me, I just use contact groups; business contacts in one group,
personal in a second group. Of course some are in both groups, and I
have a couple of extra groups for special use cases.
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just test it, but like getting the feedback too.
Charlie
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Good morning,
I’ve had SpamSieve set to apply to new messages in “All Messages”,
but that also catches outgoing messages. If I change that setting to
“Inbox”, will messages get passed through SpamSieve before being
filtered into another mailbox?
Thanks,
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server sync until being launched, at which
point some sort of race condition starts.
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advantage
of messages templates and AppleScript for auto-data-enter into messages.
Any ‘hooks’ available in MailMate are of interest, even for an alpha
quality feature. :-)
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Good morning,
On 24 Oct 2016, at 8:21, Bill Cole wrote:
On 23 Oct 2016, at 16:53, Charlie Garrison wrote:
On 22 Oct 2016, at 2:45, Bill Cole wrote:
This seems like an excessively complex alternative to the "Prefer
plain text" checkbox in the Preferences->Viewer pane...
. (Or if already exists,
pointer to some docco pls)
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rid of overly big html/images
(feels like its inspired by Facebook) from new mailing list system.
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, in
preference to html?
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nature. I felt compelled to
step forward.
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info somewhere in the help/blogs/elsewhere about setting
up Dovecot to use as a local IMAP server. Works great!
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