Just got this problem with Apple’s Mail, with the following message error:
Mail has undone actions on some messages so that you can redo the actions while online. Mail has saved other messages in mailbox “On My Mac” so that you can complete the actions while online.
Additional information: The IMAP command “APPEND (to Send Messages) failed with server error: Mailbox does not exist
To fix this issue, I used Onyx, and activated the “show hidden files”, then went to my Home folder > Library > Mail > IMAP-myemailaddress > .OfflineCache. And erased the content of that folder!
We have some .Mac addicted here at MacAmour.
They’ll be happy to learn that Apple improved that service.
It was renamed MobileMe.
The iDisk now offers 20 gigas.
You can now synchronize a Mac, a PC and an iPhone wirelessly.
Apple developped web applications like the alredy known WebGallery (MobileMe Gallery now) and an Agenda etc…
While Apple Mail loads in a glimpse of an eye, Entourage feels the need to show you off it’s brand new splash screens for a couple of seconds…
Well, after a first look at Entourage, I told myself “why is it so complicated?”, look at all those buttons, columns, text, icons.. It’s for me impossible to talk about Entourage without comparing it to Apple Mail… Read the rest of this entry »
To Do is THE widget Apple forgot in the bundled widgets you have on your dashboard with Leopard. To me, stickies are dead, and they have been replaced by To Do and Notes in the latest Apple OS: Leopard.
This widget is simple, it has sleek design and it is 100% integrated to iCal & Mail. No need to open these apps to see your To Dos, the widget collects them all and it even gives you the ability to add/remove a To Do, or to mark them as done!
Equinux, developer of Coverscout, iSale and so much more, has just announced and made available for download a huge pack of 111 stationeries for Apple’s Leopard’s Mail.app. The included Stationery Pack application helps you to preselect templates in an iTunes-like source list by category or by keywords, using Core Image and Core Animation from Mac OS X.
