Re(2): HTML file 'Open with...' settings

2006-02-22 Thread Paul Collett
Obviously too easy an answer ;-) I have safari set as the default for html docs as well as the default browser; but as you say, you don't want to do that. How about a filter to run a script changing the creator of the file. I'd like to see something like that for all the text files I receive that

Mail PDF default

2006-02-22 Thread Jim Pistrang
Hi all, The standard OSX print dialog has a 'PDF' dropdown, and one of the options is 'Mail PDF'. When I select this the PDF is created and Mail opens, ready to send the PDF. Unfortunately, Mail is NOT my default email client (I use PowerMail). Any idea how I can tell 'Mail PDF' to use PowerMa

Re: HTML file 'Open with...' settings

2006-02-22 Thread Rick Lecoat
Thanks Paul, but Safari is already set as my default web browser -- and has been so for two or three years now. I don't know why certain HTML files get assigned Explorer as their 'open with...' parameter. Apart from the PM issue, the only time that I normally see Internet Explorer-assigned docum

Re: HTML file 'Open with...' settings

2006-02-22 Thread Paul Collett
Not sure about PM level settings, but setting Safari as the default web browser (Safari Preferences - General) does what you want for me. On 2/21/06 3:53 AM Rick Lecoat wrote: >Evening all. > >Does anyone know if there is a way to change the 'owning application' >for HTML files generated by Powe

Re: What happened to the Support address at CTM?

2006-02-22 Thread Tim Lapin
On Tuesday, February 21, 2006, Jeremy Hughes sent forth: >Steve Abrahamson (21/2/06 17:08) said: > >>> >>>Select "Send a Message to PowerMail Support..." from the PowerMail >Help menu. >> >>I did. That's what generated that address. > >PowerMail 5.2.2 generates <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >Maybe

HTML file 'Open with...' settings

2006-02-22 Thread Rick Lecoat
Evening all. Does anyone know if there is a way to change the 'owning application' for HTML files generated by Powermail? Eg. sometimes I receive HTML email and for some reason it is received as an empty email with an HTML file attached -- something to do with the message-type header I think. The

Re: What happened to the Support address at CTM?

2006-02-22 Thread Jeremy Hughes
Steve Abrahamson (21/2/06 17:08) said: >>Steve Abrahamson (21/2/06 16:04) said: >> >>>I just sent an email to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> >>Select "Send a Message to PowerMail Support..." from the PowerMail Help menu. > >I did. That's what generated that address. PowerMail 5.2.2 generates <[EMAIL PRO

Re: What happened to the Support address at CTM?

2006-02-22 Thread Steve Abrahamson
On 2/21/06 at 4:16 PM, Jeremy Hughes ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said: >Steve Abrahamson (21/2/06 16:04) said: > >>I just sent an email to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >Select "Send a Message to PowerMail Support..." from the PowerMail Help menu. I did. That's what generated that address. Steve Abrahamson A