Re: automate "delete aged messages"?

On 22 6 2003 at 4:48 pm -0400, Andy Fragen wrote: >15 10 */2 * * osascript /Users/afragen/Documents/DeleteAgedMessages > >Where DeleteAgedMessages is an alias to the "Delete Aged Messages v1.2" >script. Apparently cron doesn't like spaces. Andy, What that line is actually doing is invoking osas

Re: automate "delete aged messages"?

*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro* On Sun, Jun 22, 2003, Judi Sohn said: >I really like the "Delete Age Messages" script to keep my mailing list >folders clutter-free. The description says: > >>Deletes old messages (and attachments) in all currently selecte

automate "delete aged messages"?

Hi, I'm a new PowerMail user. I really like the "Delete Age Messages" script to keep my mailing list folders clutter-free. The description says: >Deletes old messages (and attachments) in all currently selected mail >folders after prompting user. Script can be customized to automatically >delet

Wayne's Playhouse

Wayne, your playhouse is great, now I have a grandaughter who needs one. :) But I see you have come up with the perfect solution. At the bottom of the page you have and I quote "Created using .Mac" Does that mean I can create her a laptop sitting here in my recliner/with Pismo using .Mac. If so s

Re: A lot of work

Chris Walker wrote: >Just one point - where are the >clippings stored? I've tried moving some around in the PM Files folder >but it new msgs don't pick them up. They are stored in the Setup Database file. Jérôme - PowerMail Engineering -

Re: using PM with iCal

Original message: Received from Marlyse Comte on 22/6/03 at 3:19 pm > I've been working outside most of my > weekends on a playhouse for my daughter. (if > you care to see the building: > ) Wayne you is da bad-ass playhouse builder! Excellent! Ric

Re: using PM with iCal

>Contact me and I'll see about combining these for you... this list is great - thanks wayne for the offer, going to send them to you right away. > I've been working outside most of my > weekends on a playhouse for my daughter. (if > you care to see the building: >

Re: using PM with iCal

Rick Lecoat [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 6/22/03 at 6:17 stated: >Original message: >Received from Marlyse Comte on 21/6/03 at 12:26 am > >>But I know too >>little myself about AppleScript to have iCal automatically use PowerMail >>when sending out a notification for upcoming events, and I can not just

Re: using PM with iCal

Original message: Received from Marlyse Comte on 21/6/03 at 12:26 am >But I know too >little myself about AppleScript to have iCal automatically use PowerMail >when sending out a notification for upcoming events, and I can not just >replace the scripts in the iCal folder with Wayne's script as th

Re: A lot of work

On 21/6/03 Barbara Needham wrote: >Under Set-up, text clippings you write and "store" them there. Name them >something in the description that will remind you exactly what that >clipping is, because that is what you will see when you click on the >above mentioned icon. Thanks Barbara - I should

Re: A lot of work

On Saturday, 21 June 2003, at 8:19 AM, Chris Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> composed the following: >I must admit tht I hadn't previously found a use for text clippings but >your reference to them is very useful. Just one point - where are the >clippings stored? I've tried moving some around in the

Re: Scripting Text Clippings

On Saturday, 21 June 2003, at 11:12 AM, Tim Lapin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> composed the following: >What is the syntax for inserting the contents of a text clipping in a new >message via Applescript? I've tried all the permutations I could think >of. Obviously I'm missing something here. Each time

Re: using PM with iCal

>http://www.apple.com/applescript/ical/ Not sure if we are talking about different things or maybe I didn't make myself clear. I think this above is somewhat what I have already, i.e. I CAN use AppleScripts via iCal (I have a specific AppleScript calendar in which I put nothing else than scripts