Recent content by vincentpace

The problem with that method is that the sent/received data does not show up in the columns. It will show up as a draft made the day you made it but never sent. Do you know a work around for that?

Nope, I'm still looking for a good way to do this. Let me know if you come up with anything.

I needed to temporarily remove some email messages from Mail.app and so I went to Mail.app's file menu, chose Save As..., saved as rich text format (resulting in an RTFD file), and deleted those emails from Mail.app. When I was ready to put those emails back into Mail.app, I discovered that...

I needed to temporarily remove some email messages from Mail.app and so I went to Mail.app's file menu, chose Save As..., saved as rich text format (resulting in an RTFD file), and deleted those emails from Mail.app. When I was ready to put those emails back into Mail.app, I discovered that...

I needed to temporarily remove some email messages from Mail.app and so I went to Mail.app's file menu, chose Save As..., saved as rich text format (resulting in an RTFD file), and deleted those emails from Mail.app. When I was ready to put those emails back into Mail.app, I discovered that...

I needed to temporarily remove some email messages from Mail.app and so I went to Mail.app's file menu, chose Save As..., saved as rich text format (resulting in an RTFD file), and deleted those emails from Mail.app. When I was ready to put those emails back into Mail.app, I discovered that...

I needed to temporarily remove some email messages from Mail.app and so I went to Mail.app's file menu, chose Save As..., saved as rich text format (resulting in an RTFD file), and deleted those emails from Mail.app. When I was ready to put those emails back into Mail.app, I discovered that...

A couple quick suggestions... Mail: Display not just email but also chat histories and other communications. A plug-in architecture of some sort would do the trick nicely. Third party developers could keep their files where they want and with a program have access to them in both Mail and that...

I also tried to use TextEdit to make textual changes to AddressBook.data with TextEdit's find-replace function. After using this, Address Book did not stall out when opening (although it took a while). Nevertheless, the changes I made were not reproduced in Address Book. Does Address Book try to...

One really easy way to do it is to use Automator. There are numerous ways to go about it in Automator, depending on what works best for you. One way to do it is to use two Finder actions: 1) Ask for Finder Items (with Allow Multiple Selections checked) 2) Rename Finder Items (Replace Text in...

So then one way to do it is to write an AppleScript. Do you know of anyone who has already done this? Or, at the very least, something similar? I'm pretty sure I could handle the minor changes in such a script (i.e., changing the find-replace patterns) but I wouldn't know how to hammer out from...

I'm looking to convert a whole slew of telephone numbers in Address Book to make them Skype compliant. There are a variety of find-replace patterns I want to use. One example is an area code in parentheses. For example, I want to change (215) to +1 215. There are thousands of numbers in my...

I needed to temporarily remove some email messages from Mail.app and so I went to Mail.app's file menu, chose Save As..., saved as rich text format (resulting in an RTFD file), and deleted those emails from Mail.app. When I was ready to put those emails back into Mail.app, I discovered that...