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Last Login:30 Aug 2007 19:25
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TaskTime
Jul 5 2008

MADMEG  Well so there is! Thanks! Still, the default setting should be for Mail and Entourage users should have to go searching for that tiny little button in the preferences! ;)  
(Version 4.5)

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TaskTime
Mar 6 2008

MADMEG  Straightforward and effective. However, when I click the little "mail invoice" button, it tries to fire up MS Entourage instead of OS X Mail(!). This seems kinda silly since all Mac users have OS X Mail, but a smaller percentage own/use Entourage. I mean if you're going to limit mailing PDF versions of an invoice from within the billing application to a single mail application, why on earth did you choose Entourage?!  
(Version 4.4.1)

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TaskTime
Jul 3 2008

TFINDLAY  There is a preference setting on the Invoice page of the Preferences to set either Entourage or Mail as the preferred email program.  
(Version 4.5)

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TaskTime
Jul 5 2008

MADMEG  Well so there is! Thanks! Still, the default setting should be for Mail and Entourage users should have to go searching for that tiny little button in the preferences! ;)  
(Version 4.5)

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Camino
Sep 11 2007
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MADMEG  This is the zippiest browser I've ever used. I miss Safari's built-in RSS reader, but I'm getting over it. The trade off in speed is so worth it.  
(Version 1.5.1)

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Camino
Oct 19 2007

DAN NEAL  You won't miss the RSS feeds in Safari once Leopard gets here since it puts them where they've always belonged, in Mail.app.  
(Version 1.5.2)

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Camino
Oct 19 2007

SJK  Many people will strongly disagree with you that RSS feeds have "always belonged" in Mail. One reason is that with certain feeds it's convenient to open individual items in new tabs/windows when you're already in Safari. MacUpdate happens to be a good example for that usage style: view its RSS feed in a Safari window and open a bunch of specific product items of interest in background tabs for later browsing.

There are plenty of valid reasons for using different methods to access RSS/Atom feeds, which I already do now with Safari and NetNewsWire and will extend that to include Mail in 10.5.  
(Version 1.5.2)

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Camino
Oct 19 2007

KINGADROCK  I tend to feel RSS feeds have always belonged in NetNewsWire Lite.  
(Version 1.5.2)

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