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Comment #45559838
Longtime former Spectacle and now Rectangle user here. An ancillary issue I'm curious how people deal with is efficiently getting the mouse pointer from one display to another. Whe…
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Comment #26758102
Emailchemy looks like a pretty useful tool. I'll take a look!
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Comment #26756330
One might think so, but a quick search didn't turn up any results. Outlook for Mac has had AppleScript automation for at least a decade, so you'd think there would be some mention …
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Comment #26756268
I imagine IMAP would provide access to most cloud-based email services, and I bet there are some IMAP-based export tools. However, in my experience, Microsoft Exchange email accoun…
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Comment #26751618
I put this macOS app together to help me archive 250,000+ emails from Microsoft Outlook to local storage. (In a format that would outlast an OLM file.) It started as a simple Apple…
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Comment #26317774
I put this macOS app together to help me archive a decade of mail from Microsoft Outlook to local storage. (In a format that would outlast an OLM file.) It started as a simple Appl…
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Comment #25702423
https://exportoutlookmacmail.com/ I started this Mac App project in early 2017 that uses AppleScript to export/archive mail messages from Microsoft Outlook for Mac. I was looking f…
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Comment #23259985
I'm in the same boat! One Windows laptop in the house dedicated to MS Money. With 27 years of financial history, and counting, it still does everything I need it to. Once a year I …
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Comment #22108172
No doubt! I have so many scripts I had to create a framework to manage running them :) [0] https://github.com/lovette/bootstrap-bash
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Comment #22046657
A friend and I had the same need for an email diary service in 1998. DailyDiary [0] has been online ever since :) [0] https://dailydiary.com
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Comment #22046552
I have a feature in the fast track queue that sounds like the "draft response" you're inserting with script. Ping me - I'd love to get your input on that. lance at dailydiary.com.
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Comment #14211648
After the demise of Mandrill I started to divide transactional email between Elastic Email and SparkPost. I send around a thousand messages a month through them and haven't had any…
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Comment #13493710
I began journaling in my 20's by quickly recapping the day's itinerary in a Sierra Club day calendar given to me on every birthday. (Sadly, those somehow went missing during a move…
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Comment #8350797
At the moment it does not include past entries, but it will soon!
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Comment #8350467
Will do. The site was recently overhauled and there are still a few important pages, and features, that are in the pipeline.
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Comment #8348258
Thanks for all the comments. An importer is in the works. And an option to include past entries in daily reminders will follow.
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Comment #8348251
Thanks for all the comments. An importer is in the works. An option to include past entries in daily reminders will follow.
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Comment #8346212
Less functional in the sense that it doesn't support attaching a picture to replies and doesn't include a past entry in the daily reminder, but I'm happy to fast track both of thos…
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Comment #8346155
For everyone who enjoys journaling via email, you may find DailyDiary a suitable alternative. A comparable question might be: https://www.dailydiary.com/questions/342540/how-did-yo…
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Comment #1788314
FireHOL looks like a neat tool, but seeing their last (official) release was in 2008 turned me off. I'm using Shorewall now, and as a plus, it supports ipset (mentioned by rw-).
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Comment #1747706
I like the idea too, but would rather subscribe to an RSS feed. I get enough email already...
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Comment #1703640
I use http://dailydiary.com . It uses email to help you keep track of personal metrics (either numeric or free-form text). It doesn't have a native iPhone app though (yet).
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