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Re: Help with Entourage & attachments
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Re: Help with Entourage & attachments


  • Subject: Re: Help with Entourage & attachments
  • From: julifos <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 22 May 2003 10:21:19 +0200

> On 5/21/03 1:08 PM, "julifos" <email@hidden> wrote:
>
>> I would like append an attachment to an existing message. Here is the code:
>>
>> ########################################
>> make new attachment at message id 1000 with properties {file:alias
>> "path:to:file", encoding:no encoding}
>> ########################################
>>
>> Successful!
>>
>> But, then, this will crash Entourage:
>>
>> ########################################
>> properties of attachment 1 of message id 1000
>> --> crash!
>> ########################################
>>
>> Any idea on how should I...?
>
> Is this for an outgoing message that has not yet been sent? It works
> perfectly here on received messages and sent messages.
>
> Entourage 10.1.1.2418
>
> I wouldn't try it on a draft message.
>
> --
> Paul Berkowitz

I try it in all kind of messages (including draft ones ;-).

This works:
tell attachment 1 of message id 1000
name --> "file"
file creator --> +class HOLA;
file type --> +class HELO;
file --> alias "path:to:file"
encoding --> stop (?)
properties --> crash!!!!
end tell

"stop", very interesting, compilable, maybe Entourage returns:
<<constant >> --> four ASCII 0 characters
Which turns into standard additions' defined "stop" constant?

Anyway, I still get the crash when requesting the "properties". I've tried
with "encoding:AppleDouble" and stating only the "file" property, but I get
the same results...

Any thoughs here? Seems that the problem could be the "encoding" stuff...

Also, yesterday I created manually a link to a hard disk file, and when
requesting info on it, I receive this:

links of message id 1000
--> {null id 1 of application "Microsoft Entourage"}

So, I can't manipulate such link (eg, open or delete it). Related?

Same Entourage version here...

Cheers!

JJ
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