Hi all
I wonder if you could please help me. On Yosemite I’ve set MailMate to be my
default mail client. This loads the 4 URL scheme handler (message:, mailto:,
mid:, etc) into com.apple.launchservices.secure.plist in
~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.LaunchServices.
If I change back to Mail.
Hi Benny,
one more thing. I have an issue with my bundle outputting the message
body as HTML source with tags even though my input type is set to
*canonical*.
I noticed this is only the case on messages that are missing the plain
text body part.
Any ideas what went wrong? I used the Omnif
Thanks. The AppleScript line works for my purposes. When I have all the
details ironed out, I'll post the bundle if you like.
Alexander Kucera
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On 21 Sep 2014, at 9:56, Alexander Kucera wrote:
is it possible to query the user for input when running a bundle?
Yes, you could, for example, use AppleScript for this. The hardest part
is finding [the
documentation](https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/AppleScript/Conceptu
Hi Benny,
is it possible to query the user for input when running a bundle? I am
working on a bundle to send stuff to Studiometry and it allows linking
to a project ID, which is usually not present in the email, so I thought
I'd just input it before exporting to Studiometry (where it is much m
