Re: Most Scriptable Apps (was: Re: Can a script receive
Re: Most Scriptable Apps (was: Re: Can a script receive
- Subject: Re: Most Scriptable Apps (was: Re: Can a script receive
- From: Alexander Schrieken <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 23 Nov 2000 04:06:27 +0100
On Wed, 22 Nov 2000 19:12:30 -0500, Xandra Lee
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Personally I believe in naming names. After all, companies
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should get credit for their scripting support - any
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encouragement we provide will benefit us all in the long run.
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Naturally, I can only speak about Apps I use. That said, Here's
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my list:
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*Claris eMailer: (yes I STILL use eMailer) very capable, far
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more stable than any of the alternatives. the only reason it's
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not on my excellent list is it's impending death.
It looks like you will be needing a new mail-client in the (near)
future... I've already made my choice: Mailsmith from Bare Bones
Software.
The application is *very* scriptable. The program hasn't been
around very long and that -- together with the high level of
customer support that I have experienced -- promises a lot for
the future. In fact, it would surprise me if it isn't the most
popular mail-client on the Macintosh in a couple of years time.
A fully functional demo is available at: <www.barebones.com> --
just thought you should know.
Alexander Schrieken Amsterdam
email@hidden the Netherlands