Re: Signatures, Mail.app and Tiger
Re: Signatures, Mail.app and Tiger
- Subject: Re: Signatures, Mail.app and Tiger
- From: Norman Cohen <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 7 May 2005 19:21:18 -0700
Thanks for responding. I heard back that this is a reported/confirmed
bug in Apple's bug
tracker. On another note, I've found that certain services such as
word.service 2.6 and calc.service don't work in Tiger Mail. I wonder
if it's related to the mucked up applescript support.
Norm
Norman Cohen
email@hidden
On May 6, 2005, at 4:24 PM, Adam Wuellner wrote:
On 5/6/05, Norman Cohen <email@hidden> wrote:
With Tiger, I have not been able to figure out a way to change the
contents of a signature using Applescript. I had been able to do this
in Panther.
Signatures have two properties, name and content. I am able to get
both properties for a signature by the following:
tell application "Mail"
content of signature "name of signature"
name of signature "name of signature"
end tell
But I can no longer either make a new signature or alter the name or
content properties of a previously defined signature.
Has anyone figured out how to do this in Tiger Mail?
Nope. But to confirm you're not crazy:
tell application "Mail"
set new_sig to make new signature with properties {name:"new sig",
content:"-- "}
properties of new_sig
end tell
result:
{class:signature, content:missing value, name:"new sig"}
Looks broken to me.
Why is Safari the only app with a 'Report bugs to Apple' menu item in
its application menu?
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