Like new Leopard Mail. But can't seem to save an attachment to a location of my own choosing, on a case by case basis. I don't want to choose one default location. I want to save a particular attachment to one location, and another attachment to another location.
Posted: November 1, 2007 9:31 am by Kimberly Brookes | 2 comments
Tags: Apple Mail, email applications, Mac Leopard OS
I love the new Mail in Leopard, the new Mac OS. I tried subscribing to a couple of RSS feeds this morning, including the Simmons employee announcements, and the campus announcements. Within Firefox, I had to choose "Mail" as the application that I wanted to use to subscribe to the feed.
The campus announcements feed came right up, and I was able to see the last 20 announcements right there in my email box--very convenient! The campus announcements prompted me for my username and password, and then some component within email warned me and asked if I wanted it to keep personal information. A good reminder about security. I said: yep, go ahead. The messages in that feed didn't appear, though.
I opened some other messages, deleted a bunch, and then opened a message and tried to forward it. Mail crashed. There was nothing going on in the Mail Activity box at the time. I'll bet Mail is a little buggy, as it was when Tiger was unveiled (or was it Jaguar?).
After Mail quit, and I told it to submit a report to Apple, I re-opened Mail and the employee announcement feed is there with 15 entries, and Mail is working normally again.
Posted: November 1, 2007 8:51 am by Kimberly Brookes | 1 comment
Tags: Apple Mail, email applications, Mac Leopard OS, OS testing
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