This software enables or disables multiple accounts in Mail.app by providing the user with the ability to manage accounts efficiently.
If you're an avid user of Mail in Mac OS X, you've probably experienced the annoyance of having to manually enable or disable multiple email accounts. Fortunately, there's a solution in the form of an AppleScript-based script that simplifies this task. With this script, you can quickly toggle the status of multiple accounts and save time in the process.
One of the great features of this script is its integration with Address Book's AppleScript menu. This means you can easily trigger the script from the menu without having to navigate to another location on your computer. It's a handy shortcut that speeds up your workflow.
In the latest update, the script has been improved by adding an auto-select feature. Now, when you trigger the script, it automatically selects only one account at a time. This helps prevent confusion and makes the process even smoother and more efficient.
To use this script, you'll need to have Mail 1.3 installed on your Mac. Overall, this is a fantastic solution for anyone who wants to better manage their email accounts in Mail. It's easy to use, saves time, and works seamlessly within the Address Book environment.
One of the great features of this script is its integration with Address Book's AppleScript menu. This means you can easily trigger the script from the menu without having to navigate to another location on your computer. It's a handy shortcut that speeds up your workflow.
In the latest update, the script has been improved by adding an auto-select feature. Now, when you trigger the script, it automatically selects only one account at a time. This helps prevent confusion and makes the process even smoother and more efficient.
To use this script, you'll need to have Mail 1.3 installed on your Mac. Overall, this is a fantastic solution for anyone who wants to better manage their email accounts in Mail. It's easy to use, saves time, and works seamlessly within the Address Book environment.
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