Re: Mail - seen as junk
Re: Mail - seen as junk
I've found that using BCC when sending to multiple addresses gets past
some spam filters. (AOL)
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On Oct 14, 2009, at 7:55am, Doug McNutt wrote:
Top posted to carefully preserve the question quoted in full below:
I have a lot of problems with Apple's mail client but I never use
it. It apparently is quite difficult to send a simple text message
these days. Mail.app adds kilobytes of HTML junque to everything
that passes by. Even the posting was 47 lines and 15395 bytes long.
Some I have encountered from Apple as iTunes receipts come up with
300000 (10) bytes.
My regular spam filters always complain about them for lines longer
than 1000 characters and HTML content.
This list allows HTML for good reason. The Applescript editor uses
styled text and formatting of code on the list can be preserved.
Perhaps there is a better way.
But for an automated file you should turn off Apple Mail's HTML.
But, as far as I can tell from OS 10.3.9, it's nearly impossible.
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At 16:32 +0200 10/14/09, Wayne Melrose wrote:
I need to automate the sending of a file to an address.
I'm using Mail to do this.. I did this so that I could avoid any
junk mail problems that I've had before using more command line mail
sending options.
The code works fine, although when the mail comes in to my account,
it's seen as "junk" mail. I'm a little worried that other recipients
will be having the same thing, and perhaps the mail will go directly
to their spam folders.
Is there something I can do in my code to stop this from happening?
thanks
code I'm using below
tell application "Mail"
set lstEmailSender to get email addresses of first account
set strEmailSender to item 1 of lstEmailSender
set newMessage to make new outgoing message with properties
{subject:strSubject, content:strBody & return & return}
tell newMessage
set visible to true
set sender to strEmailSender
make new to recipient at end of to recipients with properties
{address:strEmail}
tell content
make new attachment with properties {file name:strFilepath} at
after the last character
end tell
send newMessage
end tell
end tell
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Applescript syntax is like English spelling:
Roughly, though not thoroughly, thought through.
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