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 [Macosxhints.com] Mac OS X Hints: using terms from application "Mail" on perform mail action with messages actionMail for rule actionRule tell application "Mail" repeat with i from 1 to count of actionMail set thisMail to item i of actionMail set theSubject to the subject of thisMail set theBody to (the content of thisMail) as text set theBody to my getFirstLine(theBody) set theSender to the sender of thisMail try if theSubject contains "<launch>" then my launchApp(theBody) else if theSubject contains "<say>" then my sayThis(theBody) else if theSubject contains "<do>" then my doShell(theBody) else if theSubject contains "<send>" then my sendThis(theBody, theSender) else if theSubject contains "<put>" then set attachName to the name of the first mail attachment of thisMail try save first mail attachment of thisMail in theBody & attachName on error set newMessage to (make new outgoing message at end of outgoing messages) tell newMessage set visible to true make new to recipient at end of to recipients with properties {address:theSender} set subject to "I was not able to put the file you sent in the requested place" send end tell end try else if theSubject contains "<script>" then do shell script "osascript -e '" & theBody & "'" end if end try end repeat end tell end perform mail action with messages end using terms from on launchApp(theApp) tell application theApp to activate end launchApp on sayThis(theText) say theText end sayThis on doShell(theShell) do shell script theShell end doShell on sendThis(theFile, theSender) try set theFile to theFile as alias tell application "Mail" set newMessage to (make new outgoing message at end of outgoing messages) tell newMessage set visible to true make new to recipient at end of to recipients with properties {address:theSender}

 [Apple.slashdot.org] Slashdot: News for nerds, stuff that matters: This is the first time Apple was hit by hackers again since Maxxuss silently left the scene.The funny thing about this is the hacker who cracked OSx has released his sources according to APSL. He told Ars Technica in an interview that he did this because he believes in freedom of information, but will this now harm Apple's opensourceness?" From the article: "Unfortunately, free and legal are not necessarily the same thing, and the EULA for OS X requires Mac hardware.

 [Xlab.co.uk] xlab » Mac OS X: From April 2002 to December 2004 I ran an Apple and Mac OS X weblog here. It became hard to find the time to update it and maintain the quality I wanted, so I knocked it on the head.

 [News.com.com] Apple | News.blog | CNET News.com: Some fear that Apple might dump the Macintosh operating system in favor of Windows, while more level-headed commentators argue that Apple is simply looking to compare the performance of Mac OS X applications on Intel's x86 chips against the performance of Windows applications on chips from Intel and AMD.

 [Macworld.com] Macworld: Apple, Mac, and iPod News, Reviews, Help, and Discussion: Apple updated its professional line of notebook computers on Tuesday, adding the new Intel Core 2 Duo processor. The MacBook Pro now also includes higher capacity hard drives, FireWire 800 ports, and will be up to 39 percent faster than the previous generation MacBook, according to Apple.

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