Re: [MlMt] Devonthink

Roger makes a valid point here. If all you really want is email archival, then DEVONThink isn’t the way to go, especially considering that option is only available in the most expensive version (http://www.devontechnologies.com/products/devonthink/comparison.html). I do however recommend it if

Re: [MlMt] Devonthink

On 25 Aug 2016, at 18:01, Scott Schulz wrote: In DT, is the sync functionality included with the application? That is, if I buy a version, will it sync to other copies of that without an additional fee? I am a longterm EN user, but with their recent price increases, I am considering a move t

Re: [MlMt] Devonthink

On 26 Aug 2016, at 4:32, Roger Bohn wrote: Devonthink is overkill - it has a lot of document management capabilities that are not needed. (And the price reflects it.) Managing PDFs, taking notes and excerpts from them, linking among documents, built-in OCR, and on and on. It's all a matter o

Re: [MlMt] What is the difference between the different HTML stylings?

On 25 Aug 2016, at 13:11, Jan Erik Moström wrote: For the first time I looked at the HTML options ... and notice that there were different themes available. So I sent a couple of test mails to myself (to two different accounts) and checked how they looked in gmail (web and Apple Mail) and to a

[MlMt] Mails being displayed without linefeeds

Since yesterday some of my mails are displayed with bad formatting - line feeds are no longer respected. So all text appears in one huge line. Running Mailmate 1.9.4...anyone aware of this bug? The same emails display fine with other readers like Gmail or Airmail 3. -aj ___

Re: [MlMt] Devonthink

One last comment/warning about Devonthink versus EagleFiler. I use both programs, but I love EagleFiler and I still love/hate Devonthink. The learning period is quite long, because of its complexity and because of a poorly defined interface. For example a key feature is “See Also and Classify.

Re: [MlMt] Devonthink

On 26 Aug 2016, at 22:20, Roger Bohn wrote: (On the other hand, we all use MailMate which has a similarly weak interface. For example, the all-important “-“ command is a tiny icon, and AFAIK has no keyboard equivalent. Look up Fitt’s Law for why that is a poor idea. So the obscureness of DT’s

Re: [MlMt] Devonthink

On 26 Aug 2016, at 22:29, Paul Sture wrote: > Can you please explain what the 'the all-important “-“ command' is? Same question, what have I missed? = jem ___ mailmate mailing list mailmate@lists.freron.com https://lists.freron.com/listinfo/mailmate

Re: [MlMt] Devonthink

I wish I could hang out for an hour with a DT user and see how it goes. Looks fascinating but complicated. Also, I've seen references to syncing it across one's machines and devices. Is it possible, easy to do this? Howie Jan Erik Moström August 26, 2016 at 3:54 AM

Re: [MlMt] Devonthink

Maybe this: When you filter by for instance double clicking on an e-mail address, the pane that displays the results has at the upper right in a new, blue bar the buttons [Details] [Save] [-], where the hyphen may be (haven't tested it) "remove this filter," but an ESC can also do that if that

Re: [MlMt] Devonthink

Experimenting with the filtering, it seems that if you double-click on an item in a column it does a filter on that, like "all messages where From = j...@doe.com," and then you get get the blue bar showing what the filter is. Then if you additionally click something else, like a Subject, you ge

[MlMt] Dialog box asking for upgrade of the software

Yesterday evening MailMate did check whether it was to be upgraded or not. With a normal dialog box. I saw this box this morning and concluded that while the dialog is open, there is no background task running checking for email. Which I think is wrong. This because when the box is cleared (in