With the release of Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger, Apple Mail no longer respects the user's 'Hide at Login' setting. To work around this problem, use this simple AppleScript application to launch Apple Mail in a hidden state. It is intended to be set as one of your Login Items.
HiddenMail 1.0 appears to no longer work with the OS X v10.4.7 update. Mail is launched at login but is no longer hidden. Anyone else encounter the same problem after upgrading to 10.4.7?
[Version 1.0]
Anonymousreviewed on 08 Oct 2005
Maybe you could post the script. I got the same startup problem with netnewswire and would like to change the programname you call in the script. That would be nice.
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With the release of Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger, Apple Mail no longer respects the user's 'Hide at Login' setting. To work around this problem, use this simple AppleScript application to launch Apple Mail in a hidden state. It is intended to be set as one of your Login Items.
Anonymous reviewed on 08 Oct 2005
Actions --
Finder: Launch application whatever
Automator: Run Applescript
tell application "Finder" to set the visible of process "whatever" to false
Save as an application and run put that in your login items.
Anonymous reviewed on 22 Aug 2005
oh and thanks for the script, i hope that apple sort this out, and yeah, ive submitted this a week ago to apple feedback
Anonymous reviewed on 22 Aug 2005
with the checkbox checked in accounts since Tiger
(10.4).