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Wednesday, February 12, 2003
> Writing scripts for Mail rules

I still use Outlook at work because we have an Exchange server, but I'm using the Mac OS X Mail.app for my personal email addresses. I really enjoy the IMAP support, but I miss the Outlook Rules. Now yes, I could and actually do use Procmail on some of my personal accounts, but that's not available to my @mac.com address. This message, sent to the applescript-users mailing list, includes a couple of examples and some instructions from one of Mail's developers. There's also a reference to the help file being updated to include better instructions on how to use this feature.

Thanks to: [AppleScript Info]

> What OS are you?

I'm not a big fan of BBSpot quizzes, but this OS quiz mentioned at Sam Ruby's place caught my eye. I was happy to see my result be Debian, especially since I run it at home and have several servers at work running Debian as well.

Which OS are You?

[Sam Ruby]

> Quick Tip: What is flash sending your cfcs?

Todd posted some stuff for seeing what Flash Remoting sends back to your Cold Fusion[Todd Rafferty's CFMX Blog]


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