Free mailer list software for mac

Bulk Mailer is a small AppleScript whick allows Claris Emailer to send bulk mail, such as a newsletter.

With Bulk Mailer you will be able to send commercial mailings to up to several hundreds of email addresses very easily.

Enter the subject of the message, the date you want the mail to be sent, the address book group to send it to, and the file that contains the text of the message. The script creates a folder using the date-to-be-sent as the folder name, and puts a draft of the message in that folder.

Show Folder List is probably the simplest script ever, but it is very useful if you have lots of folders, or mailboxes, or whatever you call them.

It simply opens a new window which will display all your folders, this allows you to search for folders or to organize your folders in the comfort of a large window.

OmniOutliner List Manager is a set of Applescripts lets you use OmniOutliner Pro to keep a variety of lists on your computer and easily add items to them from the script running application of your choice. (Including LaunchBar or Quicksilver!) These lists can also be set up to automatically sync to your iPod as iPod notes in order to take ‘em with you on the road.

What kind of lists? Well, anything! A list of presents to buy, movies to rent, books to read, things to do before you die, groceries to pick up, names for your unborn child… The mind boggles!

A lot of people use text files for these kinds of lists. Call me an interface nerd, but I prefer something a little more… robust to maintain my lists. Specifically, I like OmniOutliner. So, I made this little program to give me the ease of use and flexibility of a text file within the wonderful interface of OOP.

Make mailing list rule is an AppleScript that enables you to make a new rule for a mailing list.

This script will create a folder for a mailing list, and create a rule to move incoming messages for that list into the folder, only if no folder or rule of the same name already exists. It makes the rule the second rule in the rule list--this is because many people have a kill file rule as the first rule.

The script makes the assumption that the To recipient is the list address. If that is not the case, do not use the script for that list. Unfortunately, there is no one characteristic common to all mailing lists that a script can use.

Written by Scott NortonIn many ways, AppleScript is like Java, in that the pointers are hidden. But they are there, and you have the same capability as in languages like Pascal, C, or Assembler where you have to explicitly create and dereference pointers.

The Dynamically Linked List script example illustrates the use of pointers to dynamically create a doubly-linked list in AppleScript.

Font Family List is a small AppleScript that generates a list of installed fonts and Family ID codes.
The Family ID code is the unique identifier used in styled text. (text files, clipboard, etc).
Completly freeware.
Enhancements:
- Now uses Resource Utilities (not Resource IO).
- Eliminated ReadResource handler.