>For a reason I cannot figure out or resolve, Classic is a major drag on
>my computer life, so I have stopped using Emailer, which is the only
>Classic app I continued using after moving to OS X [I waited all the way
>until 10.2.6 before moving to X]. HOWEVER, there is no doubt in my mind
>that Claris Emailer is the best application ever written, and I feel so
>strongly about this that I am a strong advocate of Chris' continued
>developments designed to keep Emailer alive. Chris is frequently
>commended for his work, but not frequently enough nor vehemently enough.
>If there was a way for him to make his Emailer improvements shareware, I
>would pay EVEN THOUGH I rarely open Emailer. At this point, Emailer is no
>longer science; it is now art, and I believe in supporting this form of art.


Alas the Emailer Holy Grail would be an OS X version... but that just 
doesn't seem possible. So any changes I do make are really just putting 
off the inevitable, that is, Emailer phases totally out of use.

I just want to make sure people can or will actually use any changes I 
make. They come at a decent cost of my time, so I don't really want to do 
things for the sport of it. But if they will be used, then I'd be happy 
to at least look into it.

>I'm sending this to the list, rather than privately,
>because I'm sure that many support his work but don't get around to
>expressing their support.

I'm not really in this for the Kudos. I freely admit this last hack was 
entirely self serving. I needed the SMTP Auth abilities, so I did it for 
me. Same thing with the POP before SMTP hack I did in the past. I needed 
it, so I did it. The only one that was done entirely for other people was 
the dual @ hack (I have no use for that, but I saw it popping up so often 
on the list, I did it to stop the flow of people leaving Emailer).

Since the hack does exactly what I need, I have no personal need to spend 
any more time working on it. BUT, I don't think adding a static resource 
check will be all that difficult, so IF others could use the single 
username/password ability that I mentioned, I'd be willing to look into 
doing it and make it happen if possible.

-chris
<http://www.mythtech.net>

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