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I do it from the terminal!
Why run an applescript when you can get your hands dirty in Terminal? :)
Here are the commands you need to know to play with this feature defaults read com.apple.mail UserHeaders This will return "The domain/default pair of (com.apple.mail, UserHeaders) does not exist" if you have none set) defaults write com.apple.mail UserHeaders '{"Reply-To" = "theemail@goes.here"; }' or defaults write com.apple.mail UserHeaders '{"Reply-To" = "theemail@goes.here"; "Bcc" = "another@address.here"; }' You can add as many headers as you like in this format. And finally, defaults delete com.apple.mail UserHeaders To get back to the default. Note that this doesn't give you an input box in Mail.app - Should it do?
I do it from the terminal!
The term commands are great, but in fact, what I want is the boxes in which to input email addresses manually. I'm gonna take a look at the script.
I do it from the terminal!
That script doesn't do it either. There's got to be a way to permanently have those fields available.
I do it from the terminal!
It's important to note that (as of Mail.app 4.2), adding a BCC UserHeader in this way overwrites any other BCCs you may have added manually to your email, and applies this to all accounts. I'm still looking for a better way to automatically BCC an email address on a per-account basis.
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