Free yahoo mailing list software for mac

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.

Yahoo Mailer 1.0.3 is a program useful in case a mailto: link opens up my mail program. Yahoo! Mailer here just re-directs those links back to your default web browser so you can use your email there.

When run from a linked Mail Rule, Send to Mailing List (Entourage) allows you to run a mailing list from Entourage. Whenever an email comes in from a list member it will be immediately sent out to the whole group.

Unlike a Redirect, replies will go to you at your list account (and get sent out again), not to the sender. Unlike a Forward, it wont have the FW: prefix and other Forward paraphernalia in the message text.

Yahoo Movie Lurker is a web page Scraper, meaning that it will "scrape" data from a webpage without having to load the page in a browser. If you have trouble with the fuzzy legality of blocking banners and commercials, dont use this script.

It will retrieve movie theater and showtime information from Yahoo! Movies with regex and display them in a custom DD UI. Clicking on the street address for a theater will open a Yahoo! Maps page for that theater.

Print Mailing Labels EW is an Entourage AppleScript that prints mailing labels to Entourage contacts and groups selected in the Address Book, or in Custom Views or Search Result windows.

This update addresses some bugs that exist in the discontinued Yahoo! Messenger 2.5.3 program for Mac OS X that still has no decent alternative for cam or other functionality.

Following Bugs are fixed:

1. Added necessary plst resource to app for 10.4 to be able to recognize Yahoo! Messenger as a valid helper app. This allows it to be set as a protocol helper for ymsgr/yahoo urls again.
2. Enabled button in webcam permissions dialog for removing names from list. (The severe bug of names appearing there even when you deny them if Yahoo! Messenger isnt foreground app when they request is just not fixable by mere resource hacking. This is only thing I could do. Scrollbar still needs work at hacking right.)

Feature Changes:

1. Changed command G purpose from "Buzz" to "get profile". This is more sensible as this matches what most other apps use Command-G for. If you really need the buzz feature often enough to use a command key to use it, then youre just plain annoying. :P

Yahoo Translating HTTP Proxy (YTP) is a two-way translator which works with your Yahoo! Messenger to translate your typed message into a various languages.

Your friend will receive translated message, and she can type back in the translated language. For example, if you type to her in English, she can receive the message in French.

She can then type back in French and you will get the message in English. The following languages are supported:

English -> German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese
German -> English, French
Spanish -> English
French -> English, German
Italian -> English
Portuguese -> English

The Yahoo Translating Proxy is a HTTP proxy, which intercepts your Yahoo messages, translates them using Google Translate and sends them on to the destination user (via a Yahoo Server somewhere on the Internet).

Can the proxy handle multiple Yahoo sessions simultaneously?

Yes. Each Yahoo conversation between two users has an associated session ID. The proxy keeps track of each Yahoo session, and remembers which language, if any, is translating to and from. That is why it can be used as a central server for any number of users, only limited by hardware limitations.

How do inline commands work?

Inline commands are special commands which can be typed in the Yahoo Messenger screen. They tell the proxy to take certain actions, like start or stop translation. They are not sent to the remote user, instead, he is informed of the action taken by the proxy.

Do you find that you are constantly getting messages bounced back to you from mailing lists to which you are subscribed from a particular non-default account, because you keep forgetting to set the correct account from new mail messages and send from the default account to which the new message window always opens?

Mailing List Account (Entourage), when run from a schedule, will put that right so that it never happens again.