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Gepsinger asked a question in Wuala on April 10, 2009 20:54:

Documentation for Mac OSX commandline

Where can i find any documentation about wuala commandline (on Mac OSX)

A wiki or something would realy help to better use wuala. The get satisfaction forum is good for questions, but bad for structured information.

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Gepsinger asked a question in Gravity Applications on February 12, 2009 00:24:

Support for DevonThink, please

Great looking app, would like to see some support for DevonThink also .
Any plans for that?

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A comment on the question "Ability to quickly assign topics / archive via keyboard shortcuts" in Postbox, Inc.:

if i could get this behaviour for moving mails into folders that would be great! Assigning Tags is a clever thing, especially if one uses gmail. But for the rest of us, folders are still important! – Gepsinger, on February 11, 2009 14:23

Gepsinger replied on February 10, 2009 10:28 to the question "Ability to quickly assign topics / archive via keyboard shortcuts" in Postbox, Inc.:

I would love to see the possibility to assign keyboard shortcuts to different actions, like move this mail to folder xy, apply filter xy to this folder... For Apple Mail there is this handy tool "Mail Tags" with its extension "Mail act on"

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