\pard\tx960\tx1920\tx2880\tx3840\tx4800\tx5760\tx6720\tx7680\tx8640\tx9600\f0\b0\i0\ul0\fs24 Clicking the
\i Install
\i0 button below will cause a custom version of Mail.app to be installed in ~/Apps/Mail.app. This custom version adds the necessary files to the standard Mail.app to perform priority mail filtering. Currently, this install application can only install into ~/Apps. You will be asked to quit your current Mail.app, remove the Mail.app icon from your dock, and then dock the new ~/Apps/Mail.app. To complete the installation, you must
\i configure
\i0 your priority recipient aliases using the
\i Alias Configuration
\i0 panel.
Current installed version:
Version installable:
PriorityMailFetch
Field3
Release 2.0 (v6a)
Charles L. Oei
9Copyright 1991, NeXT Computer, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
2.x and 3.0 Interim Release
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\pard\tx960\tx1920\tx2880\tx3840\tx4800\tx5760\tx6720\tx7680\tx8640\tx9600\f0\b0\i0\ul0\fs24 This is an
\i interim
\i0 release of PriorityMail which works with any Mail.app released under system software release
\b 2.x
\b0 or
\b pre-release 3.0
\b0 .\
\i When using w/ any pre-release 3.0 system
\i0 ... it is necessary to re-install PriorityMail (in ~/Apps/Mail.app) whenever a new version of /NextApps/Mail.app is installed. This is because the installation merely creates
\i links
\i0 to the actual portions of /NextApps/Mail.app which exist at the time of installation... any additions or deletions to the contents of /NextApps/Mail.app subsequent to the installation of PriorityMail "embellishments" will not be included unless "re-installation" is performed.\
When augmenting the contents of ~/Apps/Mail.app w/ PriorityMail, modification of the InfoPanel nib or other files (help, etc.) is not done. Therefore it may be difficult to determine what
\i augmented
\i0 version of Mail.app is installed in ~/Apps. One suggestion is to rename ~/Apps/Mail.app to, say, ~/Apps/Mail-1F.app. Note that one will also have to rename the actual Mail executable (within the app wrapper) appropriately (to Mail-1F).\
... a filter for Mail.app that prioritizes mail based on who is in the recipient or sender list.\
Once
\i installed
\i0 and
\i configured
\i0 , whenever you get new mail, it will display the
\f1 Subject:
\f0 line of a mail message you specify as First Class...\
\f1 Subject: --1-- original subject line\
\f0 \
then you can use Mail.app's
\i Utilities->Sort by Subject
\i0 to read all your First Class msgs together.\
Note that if one of the alias names you specify as First Class is in the
\f1 Cc:
\f0 line, the
\f1 Subject:
\f0 line is automatically prepended with
\f1 --2--
\f0 (i.e., Second Class).\
Alias names specification typically include your user login name and other direct alias names which refers to you specifically. For example, aliases for me include...\
(.txt)