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On Oct 13, 2009, at 11:01, Bill Steele wrote:
> I'm converting some old Eudora scripts to run with Apple Mail. One
> of the handiest objects in Eudora was "message 0" which referred to
> the currently open and frontmost message. Is there an equivalent in
> Mail?
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Hey Bill,
No. Mail is abysmal to script, and Eudora was a dream by comparison.
There is no simple means to discriminate between a Message Viewer
window, a received message window, or an outgoing message window.
There is no means of getting or setting the selected text. While you
can create a new outgoing message with properties, you *cannot*
determine that the front message is outgoing and *then* set its
properties.
Apple has really dropped the ball.
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Chris
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