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Crashes Mail... 
- Version: 3.0b, 1/14/2004 06:52PM PST
(0 of 2 users found this comment useful)
hEADcRASH
...when it starts up under Panther and a G5. :-(
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- Crashes Mail...
OS X.3 (Panther) - Version: 2.4, 10/17/2003 07:40AM PST
klexa_dotmac
Unfortunately the app don't work anymore since I installed 7B85 of OS X.3....
Before I liked it very much - I hope soon I'll get it back!
Before I liked it very much - I hope soon I'll get it back!
Very Handy - Version: 2.4, 8/3/2003 12:38PM PST
TomHopper
This is a great way to put a face to people I correspond with. Very easy to set up, and automatic in use. Best of all, emails that I send <i>aren't</i> unnecessarily long; if the recipient doesn't have this capability, then they'll never know the difference.
Two small problems: there seems to be some conflict with GPGMail, and MailPictures can't get images from servers that use a redirect URL due to limitations in Apple's code.
Two small problems: there seems to be some conflict with GPGMail, and MailPictures can't get images from servers that use a redirect URL due to limitations in Apple's code.
MailPictures 2.4 can be found at - Version: 2.4, 5/10/2003 08:37PM PST
heynnema
http://www.nikwest.de/Software/MailPictures-2.4.dmg
What happened? - Version: 2.4, 5/10/2003 11:31AM PST
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jpk
Versiontracker has been my home page for over two years.
It is very handy for keeping up on developments in the software world.
One of the nice things has been the ease of navigation.
I could click on a link and right away I could see user reviews and a rating.
Now there is an extra click between me and the reviews. Bummer.
Also the color of the rating stars is so light that it took me a week to notice them.
Go back to blue for arts sake! (Or rather for my eyes sake)
I noticed an ad for Microsoft Office X in the middle of the user reviews for one application. Tacky.
At least the site was not totally uglified like O'Grady's Powerpage was.
I am considering using MacOSXrumors as my home page.
It is very handy for keeping up on developments in the software world.
One of the nice things has been the ease of navigation.
I could click on a link and right away I could see user reviews and a rating.
Now there is an extra click between me and the reviews. Bummer.
Also the color of the rating stars is so light that it took me a week to notice them.
Go back to blue for arts sake! (Or rather for my eyes sake)
I noticed an ad for Microsoft Office X in the middle of the user reviews for one application. Tacky.
At least the site was not totally uglified like O'Grady's Powerpage was.
I am considering using MacOSXrumors as my home page.
What happened? - Version: 2.4, 5/10/2003 11:29AM PST
(0 of 2 users found this comment useful)
jpk
Versiontracker has been my home page for over two years.
It is very handy for keeping up on developments in the software world.
One of the nice things has been the ease of navigation.
I could click on a link and right away I could see user reviews and a rating.
Now there is an extra click between me and the reviews. Bummer.
Also the color of the rating stars is so light that it took me a week to notice them.
Go back to blue for arts sake! (Or rather for my eyes sake)
I noticed an ad for Microsoft Office X in the middle of the user reviews for one application. Tacky.
At least the site was not totally uglified like O'Grady's Powerpage was.
I am considering using MacOSXrumors as my home page.
It is very handy for keeping up on developments in the software world.
One of the nice things has been the ease of navigation.
I could click on a link and right away I could see user reviews and a rating.
Now there is an extra click between me and the reviews. Bummer.
Also the color of the rating stars is so light that it took me a week to notice them.
Go back to blue for arts sake! (Or rather for my eyes sake)
I noticed an ad for Microsoft Office X in the middle of the user reviews for one application. Tacky.
At least the site was not totally uglified like O'Grady's Powerpage was.
I am considering using MacOSXrumors as my home page.
Stable software - Version: 2.4, 5/10/2003 10:26AM PST
aaa eee ff
I use this for a while now. But german localization is incomplete
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To the "just… - Version: 2.3b2, 4/27/2003 11:38PM PST
(2 of 2 users found this comment useful)
thinman
put your picture in your .sig" folks: * MailPictures is integrated with Address Book * Putting images in a .sig is poor etiquette * Unlike .sig html, MailPictures is opt-in... Without the software, the header is ignored
what is the… - Version: 2.3b2, 4/27/2003 08:50AM PST
cooksw
point of this. mail can already send pic. if you don't want to add it to each email, then add it to your signature file. That doesn't require the other person to have this same software to see your picture. Do you honestly think anyone is going to follow a link and download this software just to see your picture? Worthless duplication of existing capability, only not as good.
Drag your picture… - Version: 2.3b2, 4/27/2003 06:02AM PST
igamogam
in to the signatures panel and your image appears in all emails along with the rest of the details of your signature (if you want to include any)- you don't need any software and its really simple to do.
