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Re: Entourage 'import' command
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Re: Entourage 'import' command


  • Subject: Re: Entourage 'import' command
  • From: Paul Berkowitz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 16 Jan 2003 17:25:53 -0800

On 1/16/03 3:47 AM, "christian vick" <email@hidden> wrote:

> I have Finder folders with thousands of single EA messages. I try to import
> them (without drag&drop!) using the import command of EA, but had no luck.
>
> The dictionary says:
> import: Import data into Entourage
> import anything -- the item to import
> [to reference] -- where to import the data
> Result: reference
>
> I would expect it so, but it doesn't work:
> import alias "disk:folder:file" to folder "temp"

Sorry, I missed what you were trying to do. Here's how to import an .eml
file into Entourage:


set r to read alias "disk:folder:file"

tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
make new incoming message at folder "temp" with properties {source:r,
read status:read}
end tell


Easy enough? You don't have to give it read status, of course.


--
Paul Berkowitz
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