The idea I think is to do a reboot, thus the quit, then activate lines. However, you might want to put a delay in it.
quit delay 30 activate This will delay the reboot 30 seconds. Ben, the issue with PowerMail and version seems to be unique to some builds of PowerMail. I've seen them put the version numbers in, while other times it doesn't. When you save the AppleScript and it does it's verification of the script, it will put in the version number if required. It's done automagically. ;-) Wayne -----Original Message----- From: Ben Kennedy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Why is your copy named with the version in its title, anyhow? Mine isn't, and I'm pretty sure it came straight out of the archive like this. Also, I don't know what you have the "activate" in there for.
