Re: Creating complex HTML messages in mail via AppleScript
Re: Creating complex HTML messages in mail via AppleScript
- Subject: Re: Creating complex HTML messages in mail via AppleScript
- From: Bruce Robertson <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 24 Sep 2007 21:21:17 -0700
Thanks for the reply. I am puzzled by one thing.
If users are requesting bug fixes, then there must be bugs, and you are
giving individual users the fixed version, why isn't it just posted as 3.7.1
or something?
> The latest official release is always the one available @ http:/
> lestang.org/osax/XMail/, I've been adding some features to XMail
> since the 3.7 release, but right now I prefer to wait for Leopard to
> be released so that I can add the next major enhancements (I've been
> told that encrypting & cyphering might be part of the next XMail 4.0
> release, and also the ability to use passwords in the keychain, and
> the ability to use other text encodings, )
>
> So right now, use the 3.7 release, if you're not happy with it and
> need a bug fix I'll be providing a non-official release has I've been
> doing with some of the people on this list that have been requesting
> bug fixes. I've been pretty busy since the beginning of this year and
> do not have as much time as I would like to work on XMail and users
> have been pretty happy with 3.7, Leopard is not so far from being
> shipped and as soon as I can get it, I'll be upgrading it and I will
> release XMail 4.0 that will be Leopard only, XMail 3.9 will also be
> released at the same time for Tiger, it will be very much like the
> 4.0 release without the parts being specific to Leopard.
>
> Happy scripting,
>
> Jean-Baptiste LE STANG
>
> On Sep 24, 2007, at 7:51 PM, Bruce Robertson wrote:
>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> This can de bone using XMail http://lestang.org/osax/XMail/ , this
>>> osax contains a 'send raw mail' verb. You must then provide the whole
>>> mail with its headers and body. Just use HTML for the body and a
>>> content type of "text/html'.
>>>
>>> Sincerely,
>>>
>>> Jean-Baptiste LE STANG
>>
>> Information at the referenced site is a little confusing.
>>
>> Xmail 3.7 from about a year ago is referenced and available for
>> download.
>>
>> But choosing the Xmail link in the sidebar on the page indicates
>> that as of
>> December 2006 3.9 was close to final release.
>>
>> So what is the version we should be using?
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