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10.2 version needed - Version: 1.02, 7/31/2006 04:28PM PST
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thirdrockphoto
This application could easily have been developed for 10.2 or even 10.1. Why should I buy 10.3 just to use this freeware app?
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- Ask Apple
subject parsing - Version: 1.02, 7/28/2005 10:07PM PST
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sjk
Launching Y!M with a mailto: URL that includes trailing "?subject=xxx" text causes that text to be appended to the To header of the message. Otherwise it works great and my wife will appreciate the convenience... thanks!
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suggestion - Version: 1.02, 7/28/2005 08:55PM PST
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sjk
In followup to the developer's previous helpful comment, I'd suggest using RCDefaultApp instead of More Internet on 10.4.
Using Yahoo! Mailer in Tiger - Version: 1.01, 7/2/2005 04:59AM PST
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thomasoniii
Using Yahoo Mailer in Tiger is difficult, since Apple now has an account wizard in Mail.app. You can't even get into Apple Mail anymore without configuring an account. So it's hard to set the default reader this way.
This is certainly one of Apple's dumber decisions. Moving it out of System Preferences was bad enough, but then adding that Wizard to Apple Mail is just lousy.
Solution is pretty easy, just download a nifty program called More Internet
It's a preference pane (shows up in system preferences) that allows you to configure the applications used for various protocols. Just scroll down to mailto and choose Yahoo! Mailer and you should be all set.
This is certainly one of Apple's dumber decisions. Moving it out of System Preferences was bad enough, but then adding that Wizard to Apple Mail is just lousy.
Solution is pretty easy, just download a nifty program called More Internet
It's a preference pane (shows up in system preferences) that allows you to configure the applications used for various protocols. Just scroll down to mailto and choose Yahoo! Mailer and you should be all set.
Does one thing, does it well. 
- Version: 1.01, 2/22/2005 02:41AM PST
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jeffcgd
Simple. Effective. Does exactly what it says.
Allowed me to streamline moving to an all browser based emailing setup.
Allowed me to streamline moving to an all browser based emailing setup.
Does one thing, does it well. - Version: 1.01, 2/22/2005 02:39AM PST
jeffcgd
Simple. Effective. Does exactly what it says.
Allowed me to streamline moving to an all browser based emailing setup.
Allowed me to streamline moving to an all browser based emailing setup.
Using with SquirrelMail 1.5.x - Version: 1.01, 11/28/2004 03:23PM PST
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mikebat
To use this with SquirrelMail, download SquirrelMail 1.5.x from squirrelmail.org and follow these instructions:
MacintoshMailto
Use with gmail - Version: 1.01, 7/15/2004 12:57PM PST
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thomasoniii
In case anyone was wanting to use this with Google's gmail, simply launch the program and set this to be the URL:
https://gmail.google.com/gmail?view=cm&cmid=0&fs=1&tearoff=1&to=%@
https://gmail.google.com/gmail?view=cm&cmid=0&fs=1&tearoff=1&to=%@
seems to work - Version: 1.01, 4/4/2004 02:40PM PST
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Balooba
great idea
