On 12/18/06 at 11:32 AM, Wayne Brissette ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
you could achieve that with AppleScript, I guess.
Actually you would probably be best served by a combo of cron and
AppleScript. This is how I created a ton of automatic email messages
that were sent from Apple Support.
Or for
On 12/18/06 at 11:32 AM, Wayne Brissette ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
you could achieve that with AppleScript, I guess.
Actually you would probably be best served by a combo of cron and
AppleScript. This is how I created a ton of automatic email messages
that were sent from Apple Support.
I think
Wayne Brissette sa såhär:
cron and AppleScript
And using Cron is made more simple with Cronnix:
http://h5197.serverkompetenz.net:9080/abstracture_public/projects-en/
cronnix/
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On 12/18/06 at 11:32 AM, Wayne Brissette ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
you could achieve that with AppleScript, I guess.
Actually you would probably be best served by a combo of cron and
AppleScript. This is how I created a ton of automatic email messages
that were sent from Apple Support.
I think
Is it possible to have PowerMail send a completed email at a specific
future date and time rather than sending it immediately? If so, how can
I get it to do that?
Am/On Mon, 18 Dec 2006 08:40:26 -0800 schrieb/wrote George:
Is it possible to have PowerMail send a completed email at a specific
future date and time rather than sending it immediately? If so, how can
I get it to do that?
you could achieve that with AppleScript, I guess.
All the best
Matthias
you could achieve that with AppleScript, I guess.
Actually you would probably be best served by a combo of cron and AppleScript.
This is how I created a ton of automatic email messages that were sent from
Apple Support.
Wayne
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