Dock Death is an AppleScript that kills/restores your Dock.
- Drop n Mail 3.2 By NoName ScriptWare
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Drop 'n Mail is an applet that allows you to flatten a file or multiple files on the script, enroll an email address, issue, a brief message, choose what type of compaction, and then own Entourage write a raw draft window with totally of the elements prepare for sending. Allows you to institutionalize it today or later. What's New: Version 3.2 adds the following: You can today email a web page of the open Browser WIndow (Safari or Explorer) using the Entourage script. Mail does not currently patronage HTML emails. Cleaned up the code to best handle almost situations, i.e., If you don't include an email address, it will put your mail in your drafts folder automatically. Contextual Menu installer (Will install the script and the CM into the apposite folders). Significant code enhancements and clearer dialog boxes. |
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