Re: is there any way to change incoming subject lines after receipt?
I am new to this list. Have used PowerMail for past 3+ years. Question: I am unable to print on one of my printers from PowerMail. Printer works with all other applications (photoshop, word processor, browsers, etc). Am able to print with another printer from PowerMail. The details... Printer with problem - HP 5000 using Airport. When trying to print the printer reads: 79.00FE Printer Error Printer that works is an Epson via wireless. Mac OX 10.2.6 Powermail 4.1.3 (was having same problem with previous 4.0 versions) Have not been able to use the HP5000 printer for several + months). Have replaced application, preferences, printer in Print Center numerous times trying to isolate problem. No change. Using a Powerbook Ti 400 which up to several months ago worked with either printer. Any ideas or help on is greatly appreciated. Thank you. -- Robert Price www.eggplant.org [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: is there any way to change incoming subject lines after receipt?
*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro* On Mon, Jun 23, 2003, Marlyse Comte said: there is an apple-script for that. check out wayne's apple-script depository. ---marlyse like it was possible to do in emailer? i used this to make it easier to find filed messages [ie all domain registrations were filed with the domain as part of the subject line] powermail doesn't allow me to do this, or i haven't found a way to allow it Adrian Like marlyse said there's a Change Subject AppleScript if you want to change an individual message. Part of the Burst Digest package is a script that will automatically remove certain, user configurable things that some mailing lists, like Yahoo, put in their subject lines. -- Andy Fragen TiBook 400/384 RAM - OS X 10.2.6 - PowerMail v4.1.3 PowerMail AppleScript Archives: http://homepage.mac.com/wayneb/powermail.html
Re: is there any way to change incoming subject lines after receipt?
it looks to me and the email wizard, that on or about 23/6/03, my esteemed correspondent Marlyse said something like... there is an apple-script for that. check out wayne's apple-script depository super, really helpful, thanks Adrian
is there any way to change incoming subject lines after receipt?
like it was possible to do in emailer? i used this to make it easier to find filed messages [ie all domain registrations were filed with the domain as part of the subject line] powermail doesn't allow me to do this, or i haven't found a way to allow it Adrian
