Thank you Martin for spelling out how you have successfully been using VRic's scripts.
Oddly enough, for the first time since installing and using VRic's script "Trash Attachments", I got an alert upon downloading my mail this morning: It said something like: Attachments Trashed: 0 Messages processed: 1 There were actually two spams in the Deleted folder (which is what the Mail Action is supposed to do with anything labelled **SPAM** by my ISP) and the attachment to one of these was still in my Attachments folder! So the script ran but didn't do its job for some reason. > In >define actions window have selected Run Applescript, and selected Trash >messages and attachments in the lower selection bar on the RH side of the >window. Have selected nothing else, except Save. Has been working >flawlessly via mail action filtering, or manually since then. The new 1.5 >versions of the scripts are a bit improved, including it's dialog window. I wonder if the difference is that I am using the Trash Attachments script - I want the **SPAM** to go into my Emailer Deleted file as per defined Mail Action but the attachment to go directly into the Trash. (From where I will retrieve it if necessary.) I hadn't realized this is exactly what the other script did. I am going to change the Mail Action to use "Trash Message and Attachments" and see if that works! > When I had it on bottom of the list, it missed quite a few. Why is that? - so far I have only 4 folders in my Mail Actions list in the following order: Emailer, Claris, Unknown and Spam. All of these are pretty simply set to file accordingly. The Spam is left to the end because when it was listed before Unknown, I would get double filings of all the Spam which of course fell into both categories. I'll let you know if the new script works! Tannis ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
