Re(2): echo please

Rick - I use iCal via Powermail, which is a patcher that rejigs something inside iCal. Now, all my reminder emails are sent by PM. If you want to revert to using Mail for iCal alarms, you have to reinstall iCal, but why would anyone want to revert to using Mail? It's at:

Re(2): echo please

hehe, it is answer enough though for me - obviously you do not get enough of these requests to get the urge to automate the procedure - right now I myself also enter those todo's manually but sure would like to automatize it. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: -

Re(2): echo please

I've seen mods to iCal scripts for other third-party email clients. Is there not one available that also changes the iCal scripts to work with PowerMail? This would be the following: http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/21197 This one will have iCal send email notifications via

Re(2): echo please

thanks for letting me know. I was just really astonished not to get 1 single reaction before, seeing how many now answered the call, makes me feel much better and less lonely on this planet :) ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - Hi Marlyse, I've posted 2x within a

Re(2): echo please

thanks for the echo :) No, I am looking for the other flow: PM to iCal I've got an AS that works from Apple Address Book: I can select a name (or email address) and have it create either a todo or an event in iCal with link to the address and/or persons name. I do not know how to adjust that

Re: echo please

Marlyse; I use iCal via Powermail, which is a patcher that rejigs something inside iCal. Now, all my reminder emails are sent by PM. If you want to revert to using Mail for iCal alarms, you have to reinstall iCal, but why would anyone want to revert to using Mail? It's at:

Re: echo please

[Marlyse Comte [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 28.4.2004 um 12:00 Uhr:] If so, how do you guys keep track of those - email me in a week or email me in 10 days - demands? I simply don't use this feature. I use some times iCal's messages on my machine directly. That's more than enough for me. So I

Changing Icons

I didn't follow the recent icon thread, but today the Reply icon (envelope with left arrow) changed to the sparkly-marble icon for .Mac. Anyone know why? Tony -- Anthony R. Sanna SACO Foods, Inc. 6120 University Avenue Middleton, WI 53562 1-800-373-7226 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: echo please

Marlyse said: This kind of amazes me - is there really NOBODY around who would like to use PM with iCAL and alarms to be reminded to send specific emails, Marlyse, I'd be interested in an answer too. I've seen mods to iCal scripts for other third-party email clients. Is there not one available

Re: echo please

Hi Marlyse, I've posted 2x within a week a question about PM and AppleScript and both times not one reaction. Not even telling me it doesn't work what I want. This kind of amazes me - is there really NOBODY around who would like to use PM with iCAL and alarms to be reminded to send specific

Re: echo please

Marlyse said: This kind of amazes me - is there really NOBODY around who would like to use PM with iCAL and alarms to be reminded to send specific emails, Marlyse, is this what you're looking for? http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/21197 -- Sherman

echo please

I've posted 2x within a week a question about PM and AppleScript and both times not one reaction. Not even telling me it doesn't work what I want. This kind of amazes me - is there really NOBODY around who would like to use PM with iCAL and alarms to be reminded to send specific emails, nicely

Re: How to filter executable attachments (.exe, .scr, .inf, .pif etc.)?

Olaf; The new version of PM (v5, currently available as a beta) lets you do this straight from the filter setup box. Under PM 4.x, however, the best way is to use the apple script Remove Listed Attachments, which you can download from the PM Applescript archive on Wayne Brissette's invaluable

Tab Order

Question: When I compose an e-mail, such as this, I enter the Subject, tab to the Name field, enter the first characters of the name, tab to accept PowerMail's auto-fill, and then tab again to begin the message. However, at home, running the same version of PM, and with, presumably, the same

How to filter executable attachments (.exe, .scr, .inf, .pif etc.)?

Hi, I may be missing the obvious but anyway - here goes my question (I am using PowerMail 4.2.1 together with SpamSieve on OS/X 10.3.2): How can I set up a filter that finds messages that have an executable Windows file attached (e.g. suffix is .com, .exe, .scr, .inf, .pif etc.)? It's that

Re: Folder Is... filter condition

Rick Lecoat [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 4/27/04 at 17:12 stated: Yes, I could use Cron to send a message that would activate an applescript via a filter to delete the appropriate messages, but that seems a VERY long way around the houses -- especially to someone who has zero knowledge of Cron or

Dual Prefs problem

Jerry Keller writes: I have on my G3 B/W, installed two operating systems on two separate hard drives. They are OS-9.2.2 and OS-10.3.3. Due to my wife's predilection towards remaining with OS-9. On each of these drives, I have PowerMail 4.2.1 installed (using the OS- X and OS-9 versions). I have

Re: Folder Is... filter condition

But that still doesn't get around the problem of the old messages (the ones that the filter is supposed to act upon were received days ago) not being selected. As far as I can tell, filters will act automatically on messages 'in motion' (ie. incoming or outgoing) or manually on *selected*

Re: Folder Is... filter condition

Wayne at [EMAIL PROTECTED] said on 27/4/04 10:48 pm So here is a workaround: 1) setup a cron job that would create a mail that would fire off the filter. You get to setup the cron job to run any time you want; Once a day, Once an hour, Once a week. You pick the time, date, etc. Wayne Chher

Re: Folder Is... filter condition

At Tue, 27 Apr 2004 22:33:03 +0100 (CET), Rick Lecoat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Jérôme The theory (and it could be an erroneous one) is that the filter gets run every time new mail arrives -- since when new mail arrives PM automatically runs all filters in order (until it gets a positive result

Re: Folder Is... filter condition

Derry Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 27 April 2004 stated: Bugger is right. It'd be nice to have something like run this filer once a day at 5.00pm or something similar So here is a workaround: 1) setup a cron job that would create a mail that would fire off the filter. You get to setup the

Re: Folder Is... filter condition

Rick at [EMAIL PROTECTED] said on 27/4/04 10:33 pm Bugger. Rick Bugger is right. It'd be nice to have something like run this filer once a day at 5.00pm or something similar -- Derry Thompson g l o d e r w o r k s | Design - Hosting - Programming http://www.gloderworks.com [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Folder Is... filter condition

Jérôme The theory (and it could be an erroneous one) is that the filter gets run every time new mail arrives -- since when new mail arrives PM automatically runs all filters in order (until it gets a positive result for one that has the No more filters box checked). I was hoping that it would