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  • Subject: Netscape messenger subjects
  • From: Dan Kabbes <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 12 Feb 2001 13:48:52 -0500

Hello;

I am very new to scripting and am trying to get a list of selected
messages (or all messages if this is not possible) in the inbox (or any
mail folder) and create a list of the subjects of those messages. I am
doing this to create a list of order numbers (subject is the order
number) so that the receiver can do some order status checks for
work-tracking. I will then print the list in another application (STE,
Quark, ...)

I am not even able to get a count of the messages selected or of the
total messages in the folder. I have not found anything in the
dictionary which mentions a message as an object.

Before running, I have the messenger window open to the inbox folder.
There are currently 10 messages in the inbox.

tell application "Netscape Communicator"
activate
select window 1
get the count of messages in the selection
end tell

--> 0

Everything compiles correclty and even runs, but always returns a result
of "0"
I have looked at several websites including Netscapes, but it most
scripting seems to be focused on URL's and other browsing functions.
Does anyone know of a way to get a list of emails?

Thank you
Dan

[demime 0.97c removed an attachment of type text/x-vcard which had a name of dkabbes.vcf]


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