set targetApp to PowerMail
tell application System Events
set processExists to exists process targetApp
end tell
if processExists is true then
tell application PowerMail
ignoring application responses
quit
end ignoring
There might be a minor syntax error in your script.
I had George send it to me offline. It looks like all he needs to do is move
around some tell statements.
Wayne
I'd like to create an email message in another app that can be sent out
by PowerMail.
Does anyone have a sample script for this? I'm using SuperCard, but a
script for another app could probably be adapted.
Do you just need to shell to populate the email? I wrote several like
this at Apple but
Check your address book. If I remember correctly, this stuff is picked up via
the address book and not necessarily from the headers.
Wayne
Oh, think we can have both, don't you?
Rick
I tend to be more of a lurker these days due to time. But I think Matthias hit
this one on the head. There are a lot of areas that need attention in
PowerMail, more so than others. IMAP support has always been hit-and-miss, and
while I only use it
In order for PM to send an HTML message, you must attach a file named
'index.html' to a completely empty message body.
Sad part is, I forgot all about this feature and then Jerome reminded me that
this was my idea... ;-)
Wayne
So, the problem is now:
How do I automatically trash only certain attachments when there are multiple
attachments, leaving the non .vcf files unmolested?
A custom AppleScript has to be written.
Wayne
Be VERY careful with AppleScript Text Item Delimiters option. This is a system
wide setting. If your script bails out during the running of the script, and
the TID is not set correctly, it can adversely affect other scripts.
Because I change the TID so often I alway do this:
set
Wayne Brissette:
I'd also like to be able to export them and perhaps import others. Some
way of organizing them into groups would be very helpful, too.
I'll modify one of my AppleScripts I wrote which will allow you to import
or export signatures. I'll do this either tonight or tomorrow.
Wayne
I
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
true, but sometimes it's a convenience to print in HTML, receipts from
amazon or itineraries from expedia. And it's a bug no? I mean it's
SUPPOSED to be able to print HTML, right?
You're correct. It is suppose to work.
I guess I hate HTML mail so much that I simply hate
-Original Message-
From: Rene Merz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The (sometimes strange) behaviour of different mail clients (incl.
PM)
can be compared with this list:
http://www.tandb.com.au/email/clients/
Very interesting too.
The only problem with this particular site is that the
-Original Message-
From: Christian Roth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An 'ü' would therefore be encoded like this:
ü = Unicode: 0xFC
= UTF-8: 0xC3 0xBC
= URL: %C3%BC
(At least this is what I am doing with URLs with hi-ASCII
characters in
my own product.)
This is getting more and
And I know, how I can handle this problem: Inside FileMaker I have to
resolve all the umlauts into two letters. It isn't smart, but it helps.
But this is what the standard tells you to do with the mail to as well.
Space should be encoded to %20, so this means that umlauts would be %dc
or %fc,
Well, I learned something today. It's not a FM bug, but nor is it a PowerMail
bug. It's a STANDARDS issue. Check out RFC 2368, it seems that you must encode
the body= part of the mailto: according to the RFC. My guess is that in the
Apple Message Frameworks they are handling this for you,
This is a problem with FileMaker. I remember that at Apple we had to write a
bunch of custom email headers for the email in order to have FileMaker do what
we needed with non US-ASCII characters. I'll dig through my old scripts and see
if I can dig up anything, but I only have access to the
, but.
Is there anyone (Wayne perhaps) who has this script available, or some
pointers?
Here is one I wrote this AM for you...
-- Begin AppleScript
(* Delete Duplicates
Written by: Wayne Brissette
No extensive testing was done, use at your own risk
*)
set AppleScript's text item
This will do what you want...
-- Begin AppleScript
tell application PowerMail
set MySig to the signature of text signature Sig1
(* You'll want to replace Sig1 with the NAME of your Signature *)
set MyMessages to current messages
repeat with i from 1 to count of
needs help
Wayne Brissette (27/9/05 2:44 pm) said:
Since the list doesn't archive things anywhere I'm not sure what you're
referring to.
http://pmdiscuss.ctmdev.com/
Jeremy
John Hay on 9/16/05 said
Apple's mail.app has a feature whereby when you select a message all the
other related threads get highlighted automatically, thus showing the
user some history. Does PowerMail do this and I'm just missing it?
No, it doesn't. There have been discussions about this
The idea I think is to do a reboot, thus the quit, then activate lines.
However, you might want to put a delay in it.
quit
delay 30
activate
This will delay the reboot 30 seconds.
Ben, the issue with PowerMail and version seems to be unique to some builds of
PowerMail. I've seen them put
Darn, you beat me to it. ;-)
I will offer this up though. I have found that using a combination of cron and
AppleScript tended to work better at automating tasks than just cron or AS
alone.
Wayne
-Original Message-
From: Ben Kennedy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jim Pistrang wrote at 2:29 PM
Of course there are ways round it. But since there is almost never a
good reason to quote a signature, then it would make sense only to quote
it if it has been deliberately selected.
The problem as I see it is there are too many delimiters for signatures.
The quasi-standard is double dash space
I'm having a problem that started recently, and I can't seem to find a
way to stop this error when PM first starts checking mail.
Unexpected error on mail.earthlink.net
Class - 'file', what=2, when=100, err=-43
I have found that if I do a search for something that it works correctly
after the
Help!
Suddenly I can't start PowerMail at all!! (v5.2b3)
When trying to start PowerMail absolutely nothing happens. If trying to
do it when pressing down the Alt + Command buttons it's the same =
nothing happens.
Max:
Open up the console (hidden in the Utilities folder of the Applications
I'm using an anti-spam app that, because it doesn't support PowerMail
(yet!), requires me to save spam email messages in plain text with RFC822
headers, for processing.
I've discovered something weird: PowerMail saves some HTML messages fine
as plain text, while others seem to retain their HTML
My PowerMail Files are in user/Mail/PowerMail Files not in user/
documents. Yours not?
Mine are on a totally different hard drive. It's all how you set it up.
Wayn
--
Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake.
- Napoleon Bonaparte
Hi all,
Thanks for the feedback to my earlier posts; as it happens, I received
my registration code pretty much as I hit send on the other mail -
typical! ;-)
I've been playing around with PM, tweaking it to suit my needs, etc,
and while it has been fun for one day, I have a feeling that I'm
Hmm, it doesn't get in the way but needs more than twice the number of
characters for exactly the same information (140 vs. 66) so with this
message you need double bandwith for the same communication...
First off, many of you long time PM users know that I am no fan of HTML
mail. However
computer artwork by subhash (29/12/04 6:00 pm) said:
grouping messages belonging to each other closer
together? Sounds to me that makes PM *easier* to use.
Not for me. I have no use for this. So it would be an unnecessary feature
*for me* and only causing some bytes more to load when PM starts.
PowerMail Engineering wrote on Wed 22 Dec 2004 at 11:41 +0100
You can do this with an AppleScript:
Thank you Jérôme, I will try this later.
One more thing, if I want to change the Subject line in the reply I
send - what would the line in the AppleScript for that be?
Add this inside the repeat
Wayne Brissette wrote:
How I wish. All my other filters are after the SpamSieve filters. And yes
Andy it is set for incoming and always. Oh well. Maybe I'll figure it out.
If the Spam: evaluate filter is the first one, with an always
condition, and evaluate spam rating as single action
t sounds like one of your earlier filters is acting as a catch-all,
preventing all subsequent filters from ever getting to it. Try moving
How I wish. All my other filters are after the SpamSieve filters. And yes
Andy it is set for incoming and always. Oh well. Maybe I'll figure it out.
Wayne
This RFC dates from 2001 - which is a centenary in IT-time!
As it is written, it's a more conservative recommendation.
But in the meantime all of (serious) mail programs are able to handle it.
A mail app can do as it wants, but the mail relays will do as they please
as well. This is a case of
Hello,
We are making a switch to Quickbooks Pro 2005 and one of the features is
the ability to email a customer an invoice/statement/etc... However, when
I try to do this Quickbooks reports This email application is not
supported with this version of QuickBooks.
Any fixes to make this work?
Wayne Brissette wrote:
t seems that some type of
indexing using perl is happening. I can't figure out if PM or spamsieve
is doing this, but until I launch PM, I can watch the processes all day
long and don't see perl in the list. Once PM starts running, perl pops up
every now and again.
I don't
I have noticed a very interesting thing recently. I suppose it always
happened, but recently started annoying me. It seems that some type of
indexing using perl is happening. I can't figure out if PM or spamsieve
is doing this, but until I launch PM, I can watch the processes all day
long and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (20/9/04 6:50 pm) said:
You might even consider using PostFix if you're on Mac OS X. While very
crude in terms of UI (there isn't one really), it is very powerful and
well worth looking into.
Also: MailMan on OS X. This is a mailing list manager (PostFix is an SMTP
server).
reject HTML mail on grounds of it being potentially harmful spam. My
question, therefore, (you knew I'd get around to it eventually, right?)
is this: Does Rich Text email suffer from the same fate. If I were to
send out promotional email with bold headings, would there be the same
chance of it
Wondering what the possibilities are of having a script/filter work
together. There are specific tagged (by label/priority) emails that I
would love to have go directly to my printer so employees can process the
information/order without the necessity for me to be there and physically
send to the
Ben Kennedy [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tuesday, June 29, 2004 stated:
HTML/XML mail or similar will sooner or later supersede the pure text
messages of today, no matter what PM users think about it.
Not without one helluva fight, it won't... (and we PM users are not
exclusive with this opinion)
Ben
Mikael Byström [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tuesday, June 29, 2004 stated:
This is not useful with international umlauts.
Mikael:
The only way we have been able (we being my soon to be former employer)
to make this work 100% of the time is by using UTF-8. Of course as
Hiroaki will point out, UTF-8 is
. (I assume you remain a PM user though, so I won't say goodbye;-)
Yes, you're not getting rid of me that easily. ;-)
Mainly at this point I want some time off, to do the things that matter
most to me at the moment... spend some quality time with my wife and
daughter, spend a couple of weeks
One another question is that does AppleScript take Regex?
It doesn't. Regular expressions (Regex) are only useful with languages or
applications like BBedit which included them. One way to use regular
expressions within AppleScript is to use the command line and something
like awk or sed which
But then, no other user is able to use them or I'm I wrong? That was my
point to put them where they are.
I haven't tried this, but you might be able to make aliases for each
item. Leave the master copy in your folder, then you wouldn't have to
worry about them again when you upgraded PowerMail
Sounds a little bit sadly, doesn't it?
Yes and no. I'm sad only because I've had the pleasure of working with a
fine group of people for close to 10 years. However, leaving the company
is another story. Everything changes and while I disagree with the
reasons for this particular change, it's
Some of you probably have already noticed this, but in the latest version
of the AppleScript menu in PowerMail there is now an item that allows you
to Go to the AppleScript Archive page. Some people on this already also
know that I currently work for Apple Computer. My position at Apple is
moving
Anything I can do to reduce their chances?
James
OS X.2.8
Powerbook G3
For starters, if possible, upgrade to Panther. There were so many fixes
and enhancements in Panther it's not funny. I run Panther on a G3
PowerBook and while it isn't going to break any world records, it is
beefy enough
On 21/06/2004 at 12:11 PM I saw PowerMail Engineering type:
Christian Roth wrote:
it would be a TREMENDOUS feature if the options within a filter
could be individually grouped in a boolean fashion
And for a IMO nice graphical interface solution to complex boolean
expressions, see ChronoSync's
Tom Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Thursday, June 17, 2004 stated:
I sometimes get subjects scrunched together on my QS DP 800 with the
latest versions on OS X and PM. I also see this sometimes when I'm
adding more addresses to a message. It usually doesn't cause a problem.
You can see what I mean
Max Gossell [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 17 May 2004 stated:
Is there a way to add the sender's local time to the Simple Header? If
not, it would be nice to have it put on the to-do list.
Max:
You can add this via an AppleScript for now. Not the best solution in the
world, but it does work and if you
Tue, May 4, 2004 10:39 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] Bob Salsburg said:
In b18, the message toolbar is not present unless I toggle it. Can
someone point me to a Pref for this.
This now works fine for me in b26. Thanks!!
Yes, I concur it works again for me as well.
Wayne
---
Get your facts first, and
There was another one for OS X only I used, can't remember the name of
right now; had a dancing girl icon. Don't know if it is still available.
It was Halime which is no longer being developed although the source code
has been made available.
One other one is Hogwasher. It's primarily a
Jean de Crombrugghe [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 10 May 2004 stated:
Is it possible to have threads on PowerMail ? I don't find that ...
It's not currently part of Powermail. However it has been requested by
several people.
Wayne
--
Nature can survive without man--in fact, that may be its
Ben Kennedy [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 05 May 2004 stated:
On 05 5 2004 at 10:10 am -0400, Lane Roathe wrote:
that being adding an
option to turn off double-clicking of URL's to launch them... this one is
critical to me).
I have to agree, this behaviour has always been a right pain in the ass.
-ben
Robert Snyder [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 03 May 2004 stated:
I am sure this has been answered on this list, but I missed it. I have a
valid PowerMail 4.x license and would like to try PowerMail 5.0 beta, but
my mail folder far exceeds the demo's limits.
Earlier today I went to the PowerMail site and
Marlyse Comte [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 29 April 2004 stated:
thanks!
Andy Fragen helped me modify my original script which ended in a working
solution. Looking now on the solution you came up with, I think it
interesting to see how different AS approaches can be!
It's programming in general. As
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
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
harryo [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 22 April 2004 stated:
Excuse me is this now a french mailing list?
It's only English by default. Since PowerMail is used worldwide I would
hope we would show a bit more tolerance when these posts occasionally appear.
Wayne
--
No people is wholly civilized where a
Max Gossell [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 4/22/04 at 6:58 stated:
Spam blockers are unnecessary.
Is this really the TRUTH?
Using his method, it's not that they are unnecessary, he just doesn't
call them that. He is the spam blocker in his case. EarthLink has been
very good with SPAM recently, so I
John Snippe [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 19 April 2004 stated:
Will conversion of db's affect possible future post-beta use in 4.2?
What do you mean? Can you go back to 4.2 after 5 upgrades the database?
Wayne
--
Music is spiritual. The music business is not.
- Van Morrison
Live DAT Music Page:
A-NO-NE Music [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 12 April 2004 stated:
I don't know what the .b64 mail is.
Base64 MIME encoding?
Yes. If you have a tool that will decode base64 files, you could use it
to decode that particular file. One such tool I used for years was
UUencode. There are a bunch of others
New File Available:
Name: Copy e-mail (headers at top)
Author: Alan Harper
Description:
The following script copies a PowerMail email to the clipboard with
headers at the top in a format that Spamcop can parse (see http://
www.spamcop.net/). I believe that the clipboard reflects the canonical
Stephane Terreaux [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wednesday, March 31,
2004 stated:
It would be great if the messages in the trash would disappear by
themselves after a delay setup in the preferences. For example, I may
decide the messages to stay in the trash for 1 week or 1 month or whatever.
That is on
computer artwork by subhash [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tuesday, March 30, 2004
stated:
[Wayne Brissette [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 30.3.2004 um 14:44 Uhr:]
In AppleScript you can simply use RETURN.
Ah, sure, I forgot!
2) How to set the account from which being sent?
Tell application PowerMail
Jim Pistrang [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tuesday, March 30, 2004 stated:
Yes this is a preference. Check out General: Shortcuts: Select next
message after moving to trash.
Goes to show that even old dogs can learn new tricks! ;-)
Wayne
--
Music is spiritual. The music business is not.
- Van
Bob Salsburg [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tuesday, March 30, 2004 stated:
Now, I am new to PowerMail and haven't gotten all the nuiances yet, so if
this is a user pref, let me know.
It's not. it is just how PowerMail works. I have no real suggestions on
how to fix this either.
Wayne
--
Never
John Snippe [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tuesday, March 30, 2004 stated:
Jerome just today alluded to PM5 beta. WooHoo!! I wonder if it is too
late to start cramming our wishlists to the good folk at CTMDEV?
Anyhow, on the assumption that maybe it is not too late:
Any possibility of adding a
Neil Hughes [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Friday, March 26, 2004 stated:
OK...so I just need to re-insert the OSX 10.3 disc 1 and select Archive/
Install, yes? And this will work even though I've updated to 10.3.3?
Yes, this is like the clean Install of Mac OS 8/9.
Once done, run the software update
Tom Dillon [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Thursday, March 25, 2004 stated:
I thought there was a standard and it was to not use any bracketed,
braced or parenthised (parenthesised, parented, parentheticalatalizated?)
number.
Actually, it's not really discussed in RFC 2822. Here is the only
information
Sylvain Perchaud [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Thursday, March 25, 2004
stated:
Can the Powermail team take this into account so that future versions
understand The Bat!'s numbering ?
The only issue I have with this is your then going to base your
application's behaviour on the behaviour of another
listes [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Thursday, March 18, 2004 stated:
Could someone recall me the trick to get rid of this -1 unsent?
I tried compacting database and reindexing with no success...
TIA!
Herve
Do a low-level Rebuild compress your database. That should fix the problem.
To do this, hold
ff-musikbüro [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Thursday, March 18, 2004 stated:
Old Script:
- beginn script
tell application FileMaker Pro
set new_address to cell eMail Adresse of current record
set new_subject to cell Betreff of current record
set
Mineo Morohashi [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Thursday, March 18, 2004 stated:
I am familiar with using emacs, and would like to have the keybind for
editing mail on PowerMail. Is there anyway I could do it, such as any
useful AppleScript to combine?
Thank you,
Mineo Morohashi
AppleScript isn't going
Ben Kennedy [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Friday, March 12, 2004 stated:
On 12 3 2004 at 1:17 pm -0500, Richard Hart wrote:
I would like to send a message to a group of people but not have anyone
on the list see the name of anyone else on the list.
Add everybody as Bcc: recipients, and provide no To:
Thomas Bulat [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Thursday, February 26, 2004 stated:
But even with doing both recommended procedures, it's not working in
Netscape 7.1. The infernal Netscape mail app takes command every time.
Anyone else using Netscape 7.1 Powermail 4.2.1 and clicking a mailto
link and having
Thomas Bulat [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Thursday, February 26, 2004 stated:
Has anyone been able to successfully configure Netscape 7.1 or Safari 1.2
to use PowerMail 4 as the mailto App?
If anyone knows the config procedure, I'd appreciate it if they would
share it.
Thanks, so long for now, TOM
Eric Salamin [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2/23/04 at 5:04 stated:
Bonjour,
Lorsque l'on supprime des messages de PowerMail, les attachments sont-ils
aussi supprimés ?
Si oui, est-il possible de ne pas supprimer les messages ?
Par avances merci !
Eric
Eric:
Yes, when messages are deleted, so are the
Carl Ketterling [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tuesday, February 17, 2004 stated:
My question is about attachments. If I'm using (source of theMsg),
shouldn't that include attachments encoded in some way?
Technically yes. However, because PowerMail separates the two upon
receipt of the message, it isn't
Jay [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tuesday, February 3, 2004 stated:
I was told that, on a
PC, I could edit the Hosts file to tell it to translate the I.P.
address to email.CompanyName.com, but I can't find any such tool in Mac
OS X 10.2.6.
If you really want to change the hosts file, it's available at:
Ira Lansing [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Friday, January 30, 2004 stated:
I teach online courses and routinely send a single group message that
contains 50 recipients. These days with heavier spam filters all around,
an occasional ISP for one of my students will refuse the message.
PowerMail puts up a
Ben Kennedy [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Thursday, January 8, 2004 stated:
On 08 1 2004 at 12:08 pm -0500, Zeph Bender wrote:
My system is trying to launch an old email program nowadays when I click
a mailto -- the Internet pref is gone in Panther. Where do I set the
default?
Apparently you have to
Sherman Wilcox [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Thursday, January 8, 2004 stated:
On Thu, Jan 8, 2004 Marlyse Comte said:
url as usual: http://www.ctmdev.com/
For the past 12 hours or so, all I get is a time-out, and I've tried from
multiple locations here.
There does seem to be an issue from here as
Sherman Wilcox [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 12/26/03 at 13:51 stated:
On Fri, Dec 26, 2003 John Snippe said:
Yeah, I see this infrequently, but consistently from some folk who send
me email. Haven't figured it out yet. It occurs when the email is
either forwarded to me or as a reply to mine... never
Christian Meenaghan [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Friday, December 12, 2003
stated:
Please, how do I contact support for PowerMail? I am a registered owner, I
have posted to the list, as well as sent email directly to you, and still I
have not received any response. How can I get support?
-Christian
christopher [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tuesday, December 9, 2003 stated:
greetings.
i'm trying to setup a PGP solution with powermail, and am so far at a
loss to get powermail to recognize the possibility of encrypting outbound
mail.
I haven't run any current version of PGP, but my understanding is
tass [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 11/23/03 at 2:02 PM stated:
Yes, I typed a return right where you supposed.
And had PM NOT wrapped it at 78, but allowed me to set the wrap
for, say 110 as I've done quite satisfactorily for the past 96+ months,
that's how it would still have shown up.
Here is a
tass [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Friday, November 21, 2003 stated:
Columns of text is over - now that we can actually type and format in
PROPER letter fashion.
78 characters may have been all that could fit on a 9 monochrome
screen. But it's time to leave the mule and cart behind.
:-)
Have
tass [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 11/21/03 at 1:40 AM stated:
either specify, or turn off Word Wrap as default - for both incoming
AND outgoing mail.
Not possible, there is no such concept in RFC 822 e-mail; see Wayne
Brissette for details. :)
I'm not sure what you mean not possible. Every email
Tim Hodgson [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wednesday, November 12, 2003 stated:
On Wed, Nov 12, 2003 at 12:09 pm +1100, Helen wrote:
trying to change mailto to PM using More Internet preference pane on my
10.2.8 iMac give me the following message
That application is unsuitable for binding - it has no
Andy Fragen [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tuesday, November 11, 2003 stated:
This actually should be possible with a script to get 'the content of
msg'. I've been looking to create a simple script to do this but haven't
quite gotten around to it. I'll try to do it today and post it here.
Not really!
Chris Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tuesday, November 11, 2003 stated:
On 11/11/03 Tim Hodgson wrote:
More than that, surely you shouldn't need to have Mail or Safari
installed at all; that's the bit that really seems MS-like to me.
FYI, this is currently being tracked in Apple's bug tracking
John Snippe [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tuesday, November 4, 2003 stated:
Oh.. and thanks for the answer to my question, all. Now I know where to
go to do what I gotta do... EIMS ;-)
Be careful. Just because you run your own mail server won't guarantee
that the end user won't end up with emails that
Marlyse Comte [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tuesday, November 4, 2003 stated:
--
sans la Musique la Vie serait une Erreur
Without music, life would be a serious mistake.
- Frederich Nietzsche
i noticed an error in the translation of the quote you where using. the
word serious is too much, it just
John Snippe [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tuesday, November 4, 2003 stated:
On Sat, Nov 1, 2003, it is attributed to John Snippe to have said:
Is there a setting in PowerMail to deal with text-wrapping? IOW, can
emails be set to wrap at 72, 80, 120, or whatever characters, or is this
a default setting
Art Wheat [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tuesday, October 28, 2003 stated:
Does the new key come by email or did I miss something when I downloaded/
paid for my update?
I appreciate your quick help,
Art
You will get it in an email. This is not automated and usually takes 24
or so hours. One other point
Here is the script somebody was looking for...
Wayne
Begin Forwarded Message
Subject: Re: template: how to?
Date Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2003 6:20
From: cheshirekat [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Powermail Discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, Sep 16, 2003, marco osti
W. Dias [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 22 October 2003 stated:
Anyone have any luck exporting from PM 4.2.1 to Mail.app while retaining
all of the attachments? I've tried both the direct Mail.app export and
exporting it as a UNIX mbox file without any success. Also, I've done
all the usually stuff like
Emily Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Monday, October 06, 2003 stated:
How could I write an AppleScript to set the signature of the current
message to a specific sig (for a filter on outgoing mail)? I've tried
tell application PowerMail to set text signature of message to name
pm but that won't
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Thursday, September 18, 2003
stated:
Do any of you fine people have a phone number for this company so I
can check on the status of my purchase?
No and they are in Switzerland.
If not, can you give me a reason not to contact my credit card
company and
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