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An AppleScript to periodically check all IMAP folders
jaysoffian's script didn't seem to work for me (haven't tried it till I upgraded to tiger). So I just took his idea with the original code that works and just added a check to see if mail is running. here's the code:
Save it as an application bundle and do the same thing as above. cd into the check_all_imap.app/Contents/Info.plist and add the following two lines:
I've also noticed that if you modify the script and resave it, it moves that key further down, but it does still have it. Then just set it to start at login and it will do it's magic whenever mail is running, but only when mail is running. I've only tested this in 10.4 but don't see why it wouldn't work in 10.3
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