Re: [MlMt] Also awesome: counters
On 11 Jan 2017, at 23:17, Zvi Biener wrote:
{
counts = (
{ key = "outgoing"; title = "Outgoing"; filter = "#relay
exists"; },
);
}
Thanks for sharing this. I've planned to do something similar and this
might be the nudge needed :) I've already added that some types of
counters can be limited to certain types of mailboxes (or even a
specific mailbox). I'm going to use this to limit a counter like the
above to drafts-related mailboxes.
--
Benny
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Re: [MlMt] Also awesome: counters
Hi Dave,
the filter was quoted in the original message. You can see the filter
itself after "filter = ", or just copy and save the file for the counter
itself.
Zvi
On 12 Jan 2017, at 1:57, Dave C wrote:
Zvi,
Would you please show us the filter you used for delayed send messages
in your Drafts folder?
Or just attach the plist?
Thanks,
Dave
-=-=-=-
Hi Mailmates,
Since some of you have been sharing neat tidbits, I thought I'd share
one of my favorites: customizable counters.
Each mailbox can have a "Displayed Count" next to it, showing by
default: All, Unread, Flagged, Unreplied, and Recent. However, the
counters can be configured with pretty much anything. For example, I
have a counter called "Outgoing" which lists messages that are about
to be sent (I use time delay, so this shows me what messages are
waiting to be sent). I use it on the "Drafts" mailbox. This is a
small thing, but neat and quite useful for those using delay, without
needing an independent smart mailbox.
As far as I can tell, you can take a set of conditions from any smart
mailbox and create a counter. Open Mailboxes.plist and copy out the
"filter" associated with the smart mailbox. Create countMenu.plist in
~/Library/Application Support/Mailmate/Resources, following this
format :
{
counts = (
{ key = "outgoing"; title = "Outgoing"; filter = "#relay exists";
},
);
}
Insert your own filter after "filter = " and there you go. Off the
top of my head, the 'trick' can be used to show some important subset
of the Inbox, messages with important keywords, etc.
Thanks for a great app, Benny.
Zvi
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Re: [MlMt] Also awesome: counters
Zvi,
Would you please show us the filter you used for delayed send messages
in your Drafts folder?
Or just attach the plist?
Thanks,
Dave
-=-=-=-
Hi Mailmates,
Since some of you have been sharing neat tidbits, I thought I'd share
one of my favorites: customizable counters.
Each mailbox can have a "Displayed Count" next to it, showing by
default: All, Unread, Flagged, Unreplied, and Recent. However, the
counters can be configured with pretty much anything. For example, I
have a counter called "Outgoing" which lists messages that are about
to be sent (I use time delay, so this shows me what messages are
waiting to be sent). I use it on the "Drafts" mailbox. This is a small
thing, but neat and quite useful for those using delay, without
needing an independent smart mailbox.
As far as I can tell, you can take a set of conditions from any smart
mailbox and create a counter. Open Mailboxes.plist and copy out the
"filter" associated with the smart mailbox. Create countMenu.plist in
~/Library/Application Support/Mailmate/Resources, following this
format :
{
counts = (
{ key = "outgoing"; title = "Outgoing"; filter = "#relay
exists"; },
);
}
Insert your own filter after "filter = " and there you go. Off the top
of my head, the 'trick' can be used to show some important subset of
the Inbox, messages with important keywords, etc.
Thanks for a great app, Benny.
Zvi
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[MlMt] Also awesome: counters
Hi Mailmates,
Since some of you have been sharing neat tidbits, I thought I'd share
one of my favorites: customizable counters.
Each mailbox can have a "Displayed Count" next to it, showing by
default: All, Unread, Flagged, Unreplied, and Recent. However, the
counters can be configured with pretty much anything. For example, I
have a counter called "Outgoing" which lists messages that are about to
be sent (I use time delay, so this shows me what messages are waiting to
be sent). I use it on the "Drafts" mailbox. This is a small thing, but
neat and quite useful for those using delay, without needing an
independent smart mailbox.
As far as I can tell, you can take a set of conditions from any smart
mailbox and create a counter. Open Mailboxes.plist and copy out the
"filter" associated with the smart mailbox. Create countMenu.plist in
~/Library/Application Support/Mailmate/Resources, following this format
:
{
counts = (
{ key = "outgoing"; title = "Outgoing"; filter = "#relay
exists"; },
);
}
Insert your own filter after "filter = " and there you go. Off the top
of my head, the 'trick' can be used to show some important subset of the
Inbox, messages with important keywords, etc.
Thanks for a great app, Benny.
Zvi
On 10 Jan 2017, at 11:30, Robert Brenstein wrote:
I just discovered that MailMate has a function equivalent to the mail
concatenation feature of Eudora. I am in 7th heaven, and I thought to
share this discovery! I saw the setting for this in the preferences
quite a while ago but only now clicked what it really means. For those
wondering what I am talking about:
If I double-click a message in MailMate, it opens that message in a
new window. Nothing special here.
If I double-click a message holding the shift key, MailMate sets a
filter that shows all messages with the same subject or whatever
column I was clicking. This is pretty much the same what option-click
did in Eudora. MM refers to this functionality as searching for
related messages.
Tip: select the message before you double-click it, so MM does not use
the first click to select multiple messages.
Robert
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