[email protected]
>Alas, there were enough reasons for me to change over to Apple
>Mail... which I did
>about a year ago. BUT ! I've kept Emailer on my drive, since OS
>10.4.11 (my OS at present)
>is still capable of running Classic, and therefore Emailer.
MINE TOO!
>
>Every so often, I after downloading Mail from the ISP server, I
>follow with download of (the same)
>mail in Emailer... so I have those emails on both Mail and
>Emailer. I haven't found a good reason
>to do this, however, and may stop.
>
>There are several features of Emailer that I miss. One in particular
>is the ability to re-name the
>Subject of an email which has special interest within. Aside from
>copying the message, sending
>it to oneself with another subject title (nuisance) I haven't found a
>satisfactory workaround in Mail.
>There *is* the option of *flagging* those emails.
I think your first option sounds like it works better - I've done
this too! but not for the same reason i.e. Mail!
>
>Bill Bandes asks for comment on Thunderbird. Sorry, Bill, never
>tried it. With the ever-expanding
>universe of applications, I'm having a hard time choosing those that
>are not supported by Apple....
>which I don't believe Thunderbird *is*.
>
>Bea Hopkinson tells about trouble sending attachments to PC users
>(while using Emailer.)
>I vaguely remember the same exact problem. If I'm correct, the
>advice given was to send the
>file as AppleDouble (whatever that protocol provides.) And,
>always compress the file.
>Aside from that, I cannot be of help.
I didn't get the compress bit - only suggesting AppleSingle!
>
>I'll end this with a bit of a plug ... one for my Macintosh User
>Group here in the SF Bay Area.
>With six hundred members, several of whom are out of state (Hawaii,
>Wisconsin, Maine, Washington)
>and others in various places in California.. *not* local, we
>provide great advice and hands-on
>workshop repairs to people with Macs. In addition, a monthly
>newsletter that has timely articles
>by members. And most importantly (to my thinking) a bulletin board
>that allows for back&forth >exchange between members.... many of >
<whom are top-level Mac techies with experience going back to "The
Beginning."
Like all of us??
Don't know why but I've been unable to log onto such a group and I
need one desperately in the Studio City (Los Angeles) areza. Just spent
$200 with a guy who left with me as many problems as he solved!
>
>For a measly $35 per year, members are able to get almost every
>question about their systemanswered using the BBS, and information
>about anything Macintosh.
>
>No need to sit out there wondering. If you're a Mac user, (and yes,
>you *are*) you would gain enormous satisfaction
>by becoming a member: Dial up: DVMUG.org (Stands for Diablo
>Valley Macintosh Users Group)
>and includes a Gateway to MUGs in Boston, and the replacement for
>the former group in Berkeley BMUG.
>
>I am a mere member; but an enthusiastic one for ?fifteen years.
>Can't do you harm to give DVMUG a looksee.
>There are members who are proud of their Vintage Macs.... such as my
>2002 Quicksilver. Whatever you have,
I took my Classic to this tech guy as well as my old machine to recover
some 4-year mac. He had all the latest gear - wonderful stuff and when
he saw my system 9 laptop - he said " fantastic - that Titanium is in the
smithsonian"!!
>there's someone on DVMUG to share your concerns/problems.
>
>Cheers from Walnut Creek to every stalwart soul who remains
>interested in and user of Emailer.
And don't forget Studio City...cheers to you all and of course my
undying gratitude for understanding and appreciating Claris for what it
is...I am still out there trying to convince them its the best!
Bea
>
>Sheafe Ewing
>
>
>On Mar 12, 2011, at 1:42 PM, [email protected] wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> emailer-digest Digest Volume 2010 : Issue 15
>>
>> Today's Topics:
>> What about Thunderbird 3.1?? [ "William D. Bandes"
>> <bilbee@macdial ]
>> Re: Sending attachment from a Mac to [ Bill McIntyre
>> <[email protected]> ]
>>
>>
>>
>> From: "William D. Bandes" <[email protected]>
>> Date: July 22, 2010 1:29:41 PM PDT
>> To: "Emailer Digest" <[email protected]>
>> Subject: What about Thunderbird 3.1??
>>
>>
>> Any of you old Emailers tried it? Is it any good?
>>
>> Still using Emailer in 10.4, but want to keep my ear to the ground.
>>
>> Best regards,
>>
>> Bill
>>
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>> From: Bill McIntyre <[email protected]>
>> Date: March 12, 2011 1:41:47 PM PST
>> To: Beatrice Hopkinson <[email protected]>
>> Cc: "Claris Emailer" <[email protected]>
>> Subject: Re: Sending attachment from a Mac to a PC
>>
>>
>> Wow, the emailer list still lives!
>>
>> But I'm sorry I can't help. I've been using Apple Mail for a few
>> years, and forget what CE was like.
>>
>>
>> On Mar 12, 2011, at 1:22 PM, Beatrice Hopkinson wrote:
>>
>>> Hi there - is everybody still out there - or have you all switched.
>>> Havn't heard from anybody lately??
>>>
>>> I need some help analysing why some PC owners cannot open my
>>> attachments
>>> to an Email. I send them as Base64 encoded, though there are other
>>> options I don't understand: BinHex, UUencode, Apple single and Apple
>>> Double!
>>>
>>> I was told this morning I should use for pictures '.jpeg' endings
>>> instead of 'jpg', but as this is true also for endings with .doc
>>> it must
>>> be something else? Can someone please help.
>>>
>>> Hope all is well with everybody,
>>>
>>> Bea (Hopkinson)
>>>
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