Re: Move Spam Applescript

On 11/6/07 Mark S. P. Smith wrote: >You should not need to write a script to do this. >Why not simply modify the "Spam: actions" filter (under Setup/Mail >Filters...) to move spam to the Mail Trash folder. Thanks Mark, that does the job. Didn't spot that one. cheers, Chris

Powermail index/search error, any help?

On Intel MacBook w/2 Gig RAM and OS X ver. 10.4.9, PowerMail version 5.5.2, Message db 112 Mb, Message db index 33 Mb, Message db Spotlight cache 100 Mb. I've had an annoying problem with PowerMail for about a year, and though I've written directly to Support several times, I can't seem to elicit

Re: Move Spam Applescript

You should not need to write a script to do this. Why not simply modify the "Spam: actions" filter (under Setup/Mail Filters...) to move spam to the Mail Trash folder. (This assumes you also have SpamSieve installed.) I have done this, and have also set the Trash to be deleted automatically after

Re: Move Spam Applescript

Chris / 2007/06/10 / 02:13 PM wrote: >Is it possible to have an applescript that will select *all* mail in the >spam folder and move it to the trash? While I do think that is possible, why not Cmd+A > Cmd+[DEL]? -- - Hiro Hiroaki Honshuku, A-NO-NE Music, Boston, MA

Move Spam Applescript

Hi all: Is it possible to have an applescript that will select *all* mail in the spam folder and move it to the trash? cheers, Chris

powermail-discuss Digest #2646 - 06/10/07

powermail-discuss Digest #2646 - Sunday, June 10, 2007 Re: Data bug in forward messages by "Tim Lapin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- Subject: Re: Data bug in forward messages From: "Tim Lapin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Sat