Oh, and it bears mentioning (I should have put this in the other response, I was too quick on the Send):
The other two patches on my FTP site do the following: patch1.sit - This alters Emailer so it parses the POP server out of the Email Account field backwards rather than forwards. Currently, Emailer breaks the username from the POP server by reading forwards on that field until it hits an @ sign. This is a problem if you have a mail account that needs the full email address as the username and can't take some other symbol in place of the first @. By installing "Patch 1", Emailer will now break the username and POP server reading from the END of the field towards the front. This means it will break at the last @ not the first. This will enable you to use a username that contains an @ sign in it. patch2.sit - This alters Emailer so that it checks email before sending email. Currently Emailer sends email before checking. This causes a problem if you are trying to use POP Authentication (Check before Send Authentication). Previously people had to either use an AppleScript to reverse the order or do their check/send manually. By installing "Patch 2", Emailer will check email and then send email, so Emailer will now POP Authenticate by itself much like most other mail clients will do. This only effects a full connection (Connect Now). You can still manually choose to either send or check your email, and the Send Now button in an email window still works as it did. So it does not force you to check your email every time you send, all it does is causes Emailer to run the Check routines before it runs the Send routines when Emailer is told to run both. Patch 2 also contains the Patch 1 change, so you don't need to install both, just install Patch 2 and you get both features. Both of these patches were created by me, but are released as unsupported. I've done basic testing and they appear to work without adverse effects. However, I really have no way of knowing for sure that they didn't break some other feature of Emailer, so if you choose to use them, you use them at your own risk. For that reason, I recommend that only people who need their abilities should install them. -chris <http://www.mythtech.net> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
