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Remove portions of forwarded HTML mail in Mail.app
You knew about, heck I submitted it. I guess it is more of a spring hint than late winter, per se.
Here is the response from RobG; Mon, 24 Mar 2008 05:06:48 -0700 Message-Id: <200803241206.m2OC6mpT024340@www1.macosxhints.com> To: maczen <XXXXXXX@gmail.com> Subject: Your macosxhints submission From: Rob Griffiths <robg@macosxhints.com> Date: Mon, 24 Mar 2008 05:06:48 -0700 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8 X-Mailer: GeekLog 1.4.0sr5 You wrote: --- If you send a webpage to email (command-I) in Safari you can delete certain HTML elements from the draft email in Mail.app. Just click on the element, e.g. the title bar, it will be highlighted by a black box with an X at the upper corner. Click the X and that element will be removed from the email. It does not appear you can select an element and then cut it from the page and place it in a new email. I find this quite handy when I want to email just the contents of a story and do not want to include all the ads, sidebars, etc.. --- Since the "x" shows up when you simply hover over elements, this isn't really a hidden hint per se... regards, -rob. |
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