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Mail Act-On is the powerful enhancement to Apple's Mail Application that puts organization at your fingertips. Use Mail Act-On to create rules to perform action on messages by responding to simple keystrokes. Mail Act-On is the indispensable tool for anyone who needs to manage their inbox more efficiently.
- Flexible and efficient interface
- Move messages by keystroke only
- Version 2.1 introduces preferred mailboxes.
- Easy rule configuration
- Undo rules
- Preview, don’t read
- Works with all Mail accounts
- Integrates with other Mail plugins
What's New
Version 2.2.3:
- Updates compatibility markers for OS X 10.7.3
- Changes behaviour of finding prior message to prefer messages in Sent Mailbox.
- Fixes minor memory leaks
- Some code cleanup
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
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Mail Act-On is the powerful enhancement to Apple's Mail Application that puts organization at your fingertips. Use Mail Act-On to create rules to perform action on messages by responding to simple keystrokes. Mail Act-On is the indispensable tool for anyone who needs to manage their inbox more efficiently.
- Flexible and efficient interface
- Move messages by keystroke only
- Version 2.1 introduces preferred mailboxes.
- Easy rule configuration
- Undo rules
- Preview, don’t read
- Works with all Mail accounts
- Integrates with other Mail plugins
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Zakir reviewed on 25 Jan 2012
Contact us at our support site (http://support.indev.ca) for registration code lookup
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Potatoes reviewed on 11 Apr 2011
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The Mail Act-On guys are real professionals.
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If you need to synchronize rules you can do it manually by moving ~/Library/Mail/ActOnRules.plist
I am afraid it is not the best solution but if you edit rules infrequently, it will do the trick.
If you need to synchronize rules you can do it manually by moving ~/Library/Mail/ActOnRules.plist
I am afraid it is not the best solution but if you edit rules infrequently, it will do the trick.
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To uninstall manually simply remove the MailActOn.mailbundle file from ~/Library/Mail/Bundles.
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also, no doubt that it is great coming from the creator of MailTags, but very pricy indeed if you consider that the 2 work together - and now you need 2 licenses!
well, back to v1 I guess... ; )
This stems from a version mismatch of Sparkle -- the automatic update engine.
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*conflicting with 'WideMail.mailbundle' but even when removed still buggy.
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MailRecent.mailbundle
MailTags.mailbundle
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(I am assuming you are running Leopard right?)
I cannot download MailRecent -- it seems to be off line.
And of course it works with MailTags2
Email me directly (smorr@indev.ca) and lets see if we can solve your problems.
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arnaud_ rated on 06 Feb 2012
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Cortig rated on 11 Apr 2011
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Myka rated on 05 Mar 2011