- #Setup msgfiler first time install#
- #Setup msgfiler first time full#
- #Setup msgfiler first time mac#
The plugin is a clever way for MsgFiler to work around the Mac App Store’s rules, but it also means you’ll need to manually check for, and download, updates to the plugin, since such updates won’t be handled by the Mac App Store.
#Setup msgfiler first time install#
MsgFiler Engine Mail Plugin improves performance dramatically, and I highly recommend you install it. However, you can restore much of the plugin’s speed by manually downloading-guess what-a Mail plugin. Finally, you can force MsgFiler to exclude from its searches mailboxes with names that include specific words or strings.
MsgFiler can automatically add a color label to-or remove the color label from-any message it files. You can choose for searches to be case-sensitive or -insensitive.
#Setup msgfiler first time full#
You can restrict searches to mailbox names or open them up to full mailbox paths-if you’ve got mailboxes inside folders, the latter option includes the folder names in searches. You can restrict mailbox searches to the account you’ve selected in Mail’s Mailboxes pane. MsgFiler provides a number of useful options for tweaking its behavior. (You can switch MsgFiler’s default action-the one that occurs when you press Return-to Move or Copy if you use one of these commands frequently.) You can also add a color label to selected messages, and create new mailboxes, right from within the MsgFiler window. Alternatively, you can view (“open”) the selected mailbox in Mail-without doing anything with selected messages-by clicking Open or pressing Command+O, making MsgFiler useful for quickly switching Mail’s window to a particular view. If you’d rather copy a message to the selected mailbox, leaving the original message in place, click the Copy button or press Shift+Commmand+C. And search results are numbered, letting you use keyboard shortcuts to jump directly to a mailbox. MsgFiler also tracks your filing habits, listing recently accessed mailboxes immediately after favorites. To make filing messages even faster, you can designate frequently accessed mailboxes as favorites that will always appear at the top of the results list.
(Check out the developer’sĮxample videos for some nice demos of MsgFiler in action.) As I mentioned in my previous review, once you’ve performed the filing procedure a few times, it becomes second nature-and it’s a whole lot easier on your hand/wrist/arm than using a mouse or trackpad to drag a message to a mailbox. For example, typing mac re will search for any mailbox that includes mac and re in its name-in my case, finding a mailbox called Macworld Reader Feedback.)īy default, once you press Return to file a message, MsgFiler’s window disappears, although you can choose to have the window remain open until you press the MsgFiler keyboard shortcut again-you can even navigate and select messages in Mail while the MsgFiler window is open. (If you include a space when typing your search term, MsgFiler performs a wildcard search. Otherwise, type a few more letters of the desired mailbox’s name, or use the down-arrow key to move down the list. If the desired mailbox is listed first, just press Return-your message(s) are instantly moved. Type the first few letters of the desired mailbox, and MsgFiler shows a list of all matching mailboxes, sorted by relevance. With one or more messages selected, just press MsgFiler’s keyboard shortcut-Command+9 by default, but you can change it to whatever you like-and up pops a search window. Like MsgFiler 2, the new version makes it easy to file messages to any mailbox.
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