Re: apple mail

OK, I did not try throwing away the mail preferences, can some one give me instructions on how to do that. 1) go to your home directory 2) go to Library/Preferences 3) delete (or better yet, move to a safer place, say your home dir) the file named com.apple.mail.plist Marcin Wichary e:\> [E

Re: apple mail

I'm running OS 10.3.7 and it shows mail as 18Mb, 24Mb on disk. Time to re-install the mail app. Probably wouldn't hurt, but mine is the same size as Jim's (5 MB on disk, 4,085,684, version 1.3.9, Panther 10.3.7), a far cry from 18 MB. Mine says 5meg also the other day I was having trouble with it

Re: apple mail

If you don't use the other languages all they do is take up space on your HD. There is a program to remove these extraneous languages, called Delocalizer. It can remove all the unnecessary files from all over the system with just a couple of clicks. Marcin Wichary e:\> [EMAIL PROTECTED] w:

Re: apple mail

At 8:22 PM -0500 1/10/05, Al Poulin wrote: Clark Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I just looked inside my copy (18Mb). Big surprise as to why it's so large, it has the full language support installed. This is a new machine with the original Apple OS install plus one update. Each language resour

Re: apple mail

Clark Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: At 8:00 AM -0700 1/10/05, R Michael Vogt wrote: On Jan 10, 2005, at 7:47 AM, Marcin Wichary wrote: I'm running OS 10.3.7 and it shows mail as 18Mb, 24Mb on disk. Time to re-install the mail app. Probably wouldn't hurt, but mine is the same size as Jim's (5 MB

Re: apple mail

At 8:00 AM -0700 1/10/05, R Michael Vogt wrote: On Jan 10, 2005, at 7:47 AM, Marcin Wichary wrote: I'm running OS 10.3.7 and it shows mail as 18Mb, 24Mb on disk. Time to re-install the mail app. Probably wouldn't hurt, but mine is the same size as Jim's (5 MB on disk, 4,085,684, version 1.3.9, Pan

Re: apple mail

On Jan 10, 2005, at 7:47 AM, Marcin Wichary wrote: I'm running OS 10.3.7 and it shows mail as 18Mb, 24Mb on disk. Time to re-install the mail app. Probably wouldn't hurt, but mine is the same size as Jim's (5 MB on disk, 4,085,684, version 1.3.9, Panther 10.3.7), a far cry from 18 MB. Mine says

Re: apple mail

At 3:47 PM +0100 1/10/05, Marcin Wichary wrote: I'm running OS 10.3.7 and it shows mail as 18Mb, 24Mb on disk. Time to re-install the mail app. Probably wouldn't hurt, but mine is the same size as Jim's (5 MB on disk, 4,085,684, version 1.3.9, Panther 10.3.7), a far cry from 18 MB. Mine is almost

Re: apple mail

I'm running OS 10.3.7 and it shows mail as 18Mb, 24Mb on disk. Time to re-install the mail app. Probably wouldn't hurt, but mine is the same size as Jim's (5 MB on disk, 4,085,684, version 1.3.9, Panther 10.3.7), a far cry from 18 MB. Marcin Wichary e:\> [EMAIL PROTECTED] w:\> www.aci.com.pl

Re: apple mail

At 5:44 PM -0600 1/9/05, robert stiefvater wrote: I am trying to help another guy who has a powerbook with OS 10.3 on it. When attempting to use the mail application, nothing happens. It just won't open. I did a find command which shows it as being on the hard drive and command I , which shows

Re: apple mail

My copy of Mail shows 5 megs??? Jim On Jan 9, 2005, at 4:44 PM, robert stiefvater wrote: I am trying to help another guy who has a powerbook with OS 10.3 on it. When attempting to use the mail application, nothing happens. It just won't open. I did a find command which shows it as being on the

Re: Apple Mail

Subject: Re: Apple Mail Andrew F. said: >Where the older Entourage cannot compete >with Mail is in spam filtering, which is much improved in Entourage 2004. SpamSieve fixes that. -- G-Books is sponsored by <http://lowendmac.com/> and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.

Re: Apple Mail

Andrew F. said: >Where the older Entourage cannot compete >with Mail is in spam filtering, which is much improved in Entourage 2004. SpamSieve fixes that. -- G-Books is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Refurbished Drives | -- Ch

Re: M$ Office was, Re: Apple Mail

On Sunday, December 26, 2004, at 11:01 AM, David Lesher wrote: What I don't grasp is Apple's seeming indifference to the clear alterative: Open Office. I use OO on other platforms, and where I must use a Word-ish product; it's the clear choice. [I prefer WordPerfect, and use it more, but > that

Re: M$ Office was, Re: Apple Mail

On Dec 26, 2004, at 1:10 PM, Andrew F. wrote: Perhaps because OpenOffice is not the "Clear Alternative" as you state it is. and perhaps part of the reason is that it would hurt Office:Mac, which would hurt Mac users if Microsoft decided to drop it. I prefer WordPerfect, and probably always will,

Re: M$ Office was, Re: Apple Mail

Perhaps because OpenOffice is not the "Clear Alternative" as you state it is. I tried it, and like any other "Word Alternative" it requires converstion to and from the .doc format, which introduces all sorts of formatting problems in both directions. Even if it was slick, polished and OS X native

M$ Office was, Re: Apple Mail

What I don't grasp is Apple's seeming indifference to the clear alterative: Open Office. I use OO on other platforms, and where I must use a Word-ish product; it's the clear choice. [I prefer WordPerfect, and use it more, but that is a side issue..] The major trouble with OO on OSX is it does n

Re: Apple Mail

There is a free update for Entourage in Office v.X to allow integration with an Exchange server. My company does not use pop-based email, so I was able to download the update and use this version of Entourage. I'm planning to switch to Office 2004, as soon as I get used to the new version/inte

Re: Apple Mail

2001 is likely an Outlook port. I know it doesn't have spam filtering as nobody really did back then. Still, almost all malware is written for Windows, so even if something does get it, chances are it won't work. Andrew On 12/26/04 9:24 AM, "PETE" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Talking of Entou

Re: Apple Mail

Talking of Entourage, how does the the version found in Office 2001 compare to the latest version (I mean are there any security issues? Kyle said there are no security issues with entourage - does this apply to the 2001 entourage?). I'm running OS 9.2.2 in my wallstreet and 9.0.4 in my 7600/G3. --

Re: Apple Mail

Entourage in Office v.X does not group emails with documents by project, but there is a free (I think on Microsoft's Mac website, perhaps hidden on the CD) conduit for Entourage to Palm. Where the older Entourage cannot compete with Mail is in spam filtering, which is much improved in Entourage 20

Re: Apple Mail

Apple Mail does not have the above problem, but it still won't integrate my email, calendar and to-do lists, sync with my Palm and even integrate with Word, Excel and PowerPoint by grouping related documents and emails together as Entourage does. I have the original version of Office v. Mac.

Re: Apple Mail

Using Office on my Mac is not in any way a sell-out, and wanting to streamline my work does not make me lazy. Here is an example. I have three word processors on my Mac, Word 2004, Nisus Express (my favorite) and AppleWorks. All three can open and save to MS Word format, and for my own writing,

Re: Apple Mail

Next version no way. This Guy has over 30 Billion and growing. The paltry act of Office for the Mac is not going to give Bill a second of worry about money. However losing out on style, functionality and development of programs, that takes away from the glow of his empire, will give him a secon

Re: Apple Mail

On 12/24/04 3:12 PM, "Geoffrey Loeffler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The very people who could be helping shape the future of the Mac, at > one of the best times I have seen Apple in the spotlight and be > accepted as a "real computer." Sit back and say this is the way it is, > this is the way i

Re: Apple Mail

On Dec 24, 2004, at 3:12 PM, Geoffrey Loeffler wrote: Change needs a voice Yeah, but the voice needs to know how to spell & follow grammatical conventions to communicate effectively. What you have to say might get more consideration if you took the time to get past the "d00d speak" TjL a firm b

Re: Apple Mail

At 12:12 PM -0800 12/24/04, Geoffrey Loeffler wrote: On Dec 24, 2004, at 4:25 AM, Tim Collier Usually the people who start bashing a high end app suite are the ones who don't have the $$$ to buy itor can't steal it! Are we going to start bashing Photoshop next? I have Internet Explorer and Offi

Re: Apple Mail

On 24 Dec 2004, at 19:39, G-Books wrote: What are the major differences between Entourage and Outlook Express? I have both but has never used either. I've always used the mail application that comes with netscape for my isp mail. What am I missing? TIA. Pete. Outlook Express implements the POP3 pro

Re: Apple Mail

On Dec 24, 2004, at 4:25 AM, Tim Collier Usually the people who start bashing a high end app suite are the ones who don't have the $$$ to buy itor can't steal it! Are we going to start bashing Photoshop next? So what do you want to do, compare portfolios, usually people who steal the high en

Re: Apple Mail

Dude, Take a chill pill. I'm the biggest Mac fan on the planet. I even have my own website dedicated to my platform of choice. I have a G5 at home, that is completely Microsoft free. I keep all my Microsoft Applications on my G4 PowerBook, which I use to access the office when I'm offsite. Se

Re: Apple Mail

Sorry Don't mean to change gears hear, but has anyone used Thunderbird? What do you think about it? Dean -- G-Books is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Refurbished Drives | -- Check our web site for refurbished PowerBooks | & C

Re: Apple Mail

At 8:16 AM -0800 12/24/04, PETE wrote: What are the major differences between Entourage and Outlook Express? I have both but has never used either. I've always used the mail application that comes with netscape for my isp mail. What am I missing? Outlook Express was just a basic email program. Out

Re: Apple Mail

On Friday, December 24, 2004, at 07:25 AM, Tim Collier wrote: I'm really sorry if anybody gets "offended" by this but Office v.X was pretty good and Office 2004 is VERY GOOD. I think almost everyone loved MacBU for Office v. Mac from the beginning of OS X. Back when few applications were yet port

Re: Apple Mail

I agree, Office 2004 is by far the best office suite I've ever used, regardless of platform. Entourage has grown from an also-ran in the 2001 version to pretty nice in v.X to, as described in a review on Mac360, "The Best Email Program on the Planet". I agree. Andrew On 12/24/04 4:25 AM, "Tim

Re: Apple Mail

What are the major differences between Entourage and Outlook Express? I have both but has never used either. I've always used the mail application that comes with netscape for my isp mail. What am I missing? TIA. Pete. --- Tim Collier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm really sorry if anybody gets

Re: Apple Mail

Your also telling 100 plus workers using Macs, Apple Mail is a failure. What does that say to your Mac users when it comes time to buy a computer and most people use them off work for, emailing and surfing. Well the tech guy at our company does not like Apple Mail says it does not do things rig

Re: Apple Mail

EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Fri Dec 24 07:42:34 2004 To: G-Books Subject: Re: Apple Mail Thus spoke Tim Collier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>12/24/04 >I'm really sorry if anybody gets "offended" by this but Office v.X was >pretty good and Office 2004 is VERY GOOD. Ent

Re: Apple Mail

Thus spoke Tim Collier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>12/24/04 >I'm really sorry if anybody gets "offended" by this but Office v.X was >pretty good and Office 2004 is VERY GOOD. Entourage is a totally >integrated >application: mail, calendar, contacts and tons of options on how to use >everything to the ma

Re: Apple Mail

I'm really sorry if anybody gets "offended" by this but Office v.X was pretty good and Office 2004 is VERY GOOD. Entourage is a totally integrated application: mail, calendar, contacts and tons of options on how to use everything to the max. I might add that there is a conduit included to sync E

Re: Apple Mail

On Dec 24, 2004, at PM 03:11, Geoffrey Loeffler wrote: You have some juice use it. 100 computers will not get you a free ride on Steves Gulfstream, but they will listen. That's the beauty of the Mac the software meshes with the hardware and no matter if there big or small. You plop a wad of M$$

Re: Apple Mail with OS 10.1.5

On Wednesday, November 10, 2004, at 02:11 PM, John.E.Abraham wrote: Hi Listers Could you answer a problem I am experiencing whilst using Apple mail with version 10.1.5 which I have installed on my Wallstreet. Good question, hard to answer, easy to fix. Upgrade to 10.2 which includes a new, conside

Re: Apple Mail

RE: Ah Ha account advanced option, thankyou ,, I never new that was there On Jul 30, 2004, at 11:38 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote: On Jul 30, 2004, at 7:42 AM, Kurt Appling wrote: I have same problem, I have to download mail in both osx and os9 i dont know why Make sure your mail client isn't set

Re: Apple Mail

I'm using .mac account with POP3 and have the mails removed from server after 3 days after the download. I have no problems with it. Make sure your mail program is setup to remove the mails from the server and does not leave them there indefinitely. Jan -- G-Books is sponsored by

Re: Apple Mail

On Jul 30, 2004, at 7:42 AM, Kurt Appling wrote: I have same problem, I have to download mail in both osx and os9 i dont know why Make sure your mail client isn't set to download the mail and leave it on the server (if you're using POP mail) If you're using IMAP mode mail, then there's a probl

Re: Apple Mail

I have same problem, I have to download mail in both osx and os9 i dont know why On Jul 29, 2004, at 8:36 PM, Stuart Saunders wrote: I got the usual 'Your mail box is full" email from Apple on Monday. So I cleaned out the inbox, to around 150 messages and 2 mb. Now Mail shows 187 messages and 2

Re: Apple Mail

Well, if that helps, Yahoo! offers a 100MB mail for FREE. Yahoo! also offers a 2GB mail for $20 a year. --- Stuart Saunders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I got the usual 'Your mail box is full" email from > Apple on Monday. So > I cleaned out the inbox, to around 150 messages and > 2 mb. Now Ma