Re: total messages in my database
AppleScript will not "see" messages in folders that are set to "View Unread Only" so be aware of the falsely lower number. -- Andy Fragen On Mon, Nov 24, 2003, Chris Walker said: > >On 24/11/03 PowerMail Engineering wrote: > >>No direct way, but you can search for all messages whose date received is >>older than 0 day. You will get a flat list of all your messages. >There is an Applescript, "Count my Messages" which will do it for you. >It works on 9 - don't know about X. I should think it's on the PM >scripts site. > >Chris > > >
Re: total messages in my database
Hi PowerMail, >No direct way, but you can search for all messages whose date received is >older than 0 day. You will get a flat list of all your messages. Nice! Jim -- Jim Pistrang JP Computer Resources 413-256-4569 http://users.crocker.com/~pistrang
Re: total messages in my database
On 24/11/03 PowerMail Engineering wrote: >No direct way, but you can search for all messages whose date received is >older than 0 day. You will get a flat list of all your messages. There is an Applescript, "Count my Messages" which will do it for you. It works on 9 - don't know about X. I should think it's on the PM scripts site. Chris
Re: total messages in my database
Jim Pistrang wrote: >Is there a way to determine the total number of messages in my PowerMail >database? No direct way, but you can search for all messages whose date received is older than 0 day. You will get a flat list of all your messages. Jérôme - PowerMail Engineering - "J'utilise PowerMail depuis pas mal de temps et le passage a Mac OS X c'est juste fait en changeant l'application par celle compatible Mac OS X. Tout est tres simple, puissant et rapide. Quand a l'impossibilité d'envoi de mail en HTML c'est pas plus mal." PowerMail user comment on www.macgeneration.com Download a demo version from www.ctmdev.com -
