PowerMail stores scripts in 2 locations. One contains the default (built-
in scripts). The other contains your scripts.
Your scripts appear in the PowerMail scripts menu under the gray "Custom
Scripts" heading. They are stored here:
~/Mail/PowerMail Folder/Custom Scripts/
You can access this fo
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~/Mail/PowerMail Files/Custom Scripts/
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Andy Fragen
On Sat, Dec 11, 2004, Richard Hart said:
>Giovanni Andreani wrote:
>
>>Another curious thing: where are PowerMail's Scripts stored?
>
>PowerMail scripts are stored i
Giovanni Andreani wrote:
>Another curious thing: where are PowerMail's Scripts stored?
PowerMail scripts are stored in 2 locations.
See my message "Script Locations" in another thread.
Richard Hart
>[Sorry, first time it's gone away to early]
>
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>>>Where can I stop Powermail to hard wrap the text of my mails? I want
>>>Powermail to send my mails without hard line break.
>>
>
>This RFC dates from 2001 - which is a centenary in IT-time!
>As it is written, it's "a m
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Here's one for TextEdit.
tell application "PowerMail 5.1.1a1"
set s to ""
set theMessages to current messages
repeat with msg in theMessages
set s to s & content of msg
end
On Sat, Dec 11, 20043:13 PM, the following words from Giovanni Andreani
[EMAIL PROTECTED], emerged from a plethora of SPAM ...
>...
>>I don't use BBEdit, but here's an example of getting all the selected
>>messages into one new PowerMail message with AppleScript, which you could
>>then select and
>>From what I've seen, PowerMail puts no breaks in incoming mail. I have
>>some messages here and there that freeflow when the window is resized
>>(plaintext, not HTML/etc.).
>
>You just contradicted yourself from yesterday: :-)))
>
>>PowerMail inserts line breaks in outgoing mail automatically.
On Saturday, December 11, 2004, C. A. Niemiec sent forth:
>
>From what I've seen, PowerMail puts no breaks in incoming mail. I have
>some messages here and there that freeflow when the window is resized
>(plaintext, not HTML/etc.).
>
>Chris
>--
>
You just contradicted yourself from yest
>I've tried the script above, but I can't get Bbedit to open a new window.
>I changed the syntax with
>tell application "BBEdit Lite 6.1 for OS X"
I didn't think this was supported on the Lite version.
Chris
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>I ask for this:
>Make for sending mails the option-choice for
>- to break automaticaly at 78 character
>OR
>- free flow of characters
>
>And the same option-choice for incoming mails.
From what I've seen, PowerMail puts no breaks in incoming mail. I have
some messages here and there that freeflo
>This RFC dates from 2001 - which is a centenary in IT-time!
>As it is written, it's "a more conservative recommendation".
>But in the meantime all of (serious) mail programs are able to handle it.
A mail app can do as it wants, but the mail relays will do as they please
as well. This is a case
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>Try this.
>
>
>tell application "PowerMail 5.1.1a1"
> set theMessages to current messages
> repeat with msg in theMessages
> --set s to source of msg
> set s to content of msg
> t
...
>I don't use BBEdit, but here's an example of getting all the selected
>messages into one new PowerMail message with AppleScript, which you could
>then select and copy to BBEdit:
>
>
>property ret : return
>property rr : ret & ret
>property fromLead : "From: "
>property dateLead : "Date: "
>pr
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>Where can I stop Powermail to hard wrap the text of my mails? I want
>>Powermail to send my mails without hard line break.
>
>PowerMail inserts line breaks in outgoing mail automatically. It's been
>discussed a few times here
50 billion years ago the universe exploded into existence nothing
much of importance has happened since then, until Fri, Dec 3, 2004 at 4:
02 PM, when Max proclaimed
>I find it somewhat annoying that Spell Checking doesn't check the subject
>line.
if you're willing to buy commercial spellche
>Where can I stop Powermail to hard wrap the text of my mails? I want
>Powermail to send my mails without hard line break.
PowerMail inserts line breaks in outgoing mail automatically. It's been
discussed a few times here. Something official was said by CTM about this
(though I can't find it at t
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