I don't think so and there is no way to do it with AppleScript that I
can see. Save as saves the document you could do that and rename but
that is probably not what they are looking for. Can't whatever is
creating the email be set up to make the subject an order number so it
is unique? Or an time-stamp?
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destination. The only "winners" are the ones who've made the world a
better place for having been here.'
From for Better or Worse 2/28/2006
On Jan 2, 2008, at 11:56 AM, WebDude wrote:
Sorry for the off topic post, but I cannot find any of this
information anywhere.
One of our accountants has been using Eudora for email and she has
been archiving orders by changing the subject directly in her inbox.
Eudora allows you to do this by just opening any email from the
inbox - it displays the subject as an input field that can be
edited. When you close the email, the subject field saves and that
is how it is now displayed in the inbox. Unfortunately, Eudora has
been problematic in displaying html emails and it seems to be
getting worse as time goes on. Hence we decided to use Mac Mail for
OS X. It seems to be working well, but she can no longer edit the
subject field in her inbox. It seems that you are stuck with
whatever subject form the origiginal. Is there a way change the
subject without having to forward/reply the email?
Thanks!
John
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