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Dallas Brown started following the problem "Junk mail not being moved to Junk folder" in Postbox, Inc..

Dallas Brown shared an idea in Postbox, Inc. on May 31, 2009 13:49:

Export Junk Mail's Learned behavior

Export Junk Mail's Learned behavior. I have Postbox on 2 computers, but one is used more than the other. This puts me in the situation where when I go to the second machine it's learned junk mail filtering is not as smart and ends up marking things as spam that shouldn't be. I would like to keep these in sync even if manually.

Dallas Brown shared an idea in Postbox, Inc. on May 31, 2009 13:41:

More Message Filter Actions

Please add more available actions for Message Filters. Some actions that would be nice would be the option to play a specific sound, show a specific growl notification, ability to run a shell script against that message, etc.

Dallas Brown shared an idea in Postbox, Inc. on May 31, 2009 13:35:

Global Favorite Topics

I would love it if the "Favorite Topics" were global. Their use is very limited when it goes down to a single folder, but if it was global I could quickly see I have 3 important items over all of my accounts and clicking it would shows me those 3 without going into each account. (kind of like how search will search over all of the accounts)

A comment on the idea "Include More Information about New Mail in Growl Notification" in Postbox, Inc.:

Yes I sort mailing lists into sub folders and some of them I dont care about seeing a growl message for since they come in so often – Dallas Brown, on May 31, 2009 13:29

William Strucke's reply to "Include More Information about New Mail in Growl Notification" was just promoted to the most useful! Dallas Brown and 2 other people think it's one of the best replies.

and how about the ability to disable the growl notification completely in the message filter -- that way i can turn off notifications for messages that are sorted to folders or the trash.

Dallas Brown replied on May 31, 2009 13:28 to the idea "Include More Information about New Mail in Growl Notification" in Postbox, Inc.:

I just would at least like to see the subject of the message.
I am a developer and I go crazy without it since I don't know if the email was a new sale, a support request, spam, etc

Dallas Brown set one of Dallas Brown's replies as an official response to "2nd Monitor to Left of Main Monitor? (e.g., X: -250)" in HashBang Industries

Dallas Brown replied on May 30, 2009 12:59 to the question "2nd Monitor to Left of Main Monitor? (e.g., X: -250)" in HashBang Industries:

2.0.2 has been released and adds this ability

Dallas Brown set one of Dallas Brown's replies as an official response to "why not making it a PreferencesPane?" in HashBang Industries

Dallas Brown replied on May 30, 2009 12:56 to the idea "why not making it a PreferencesPane?" in HashBang Industries:

Having iDeskCal as a PreferencePane is being considered, but no decision has been made yet.

Each versions change log can be seen when updating from within the application and can also be found in the related post at http://www.hashbangind.com/blog/

Dallas Brown set one of Dallas Brown's replies as an official response to "2nd Monitor to Left of Main Monitor? (e.g., X: -250)" in HashBang Industries

Dallas Brown replied on May 30, 2009 01:20 to the question "2nd Monitor to Left of Main Monitor? (e.g., X: -250)" in HashBang Industries:

There is a release planned for tonight which addresses monitor setups where you need/want to use a negative number.

Check for a release later tonight or tomorrow morning using the 'Check for Updates' in the menu. (or just make sure your preferences are set to auto check for updates daily)

Dallas Brown set one of Dallas Brown's replies as an official response to "iDeskCal.app.dSYM -- ????" in HashBang Industries

Dallas Brown replied on May 30, 2009 01:16 to the question "iDeskCal.app.dSYM -- ????" in HashBang Industries:

This is a temporary file that was acidently include in the last release.

Feel free to drag this to the trash

Dallas Brown set one of Dallas Brown's replies as an official response to "Questions to the "manage todo's" panel" in HashBang Industries

Dallas Brown replied on May 30, 2009 01:13 to the question "Questions to the "manage todo's" panel" in HashBang Industries:

The to do panel works the same way as iCal. When a event is marked as completed it does not show in the main list but stays in the manage list until the event is deleted. To delete an event, right click and select delete.

This allows people who wish to see completed task still.

If you do not care about seeing completed tasks, instead of marking an item as completed, when ready, just delete it instead. This will complish the same thing as if you marked it complete and deleted, as once deleted it doesn't matter what it was marked

Dallas Brown set one of Dallas Brown's replies as an official response to "iDeskCal-Latest (interesting)" in HashBang Industries

Dallas Brown replied on May 28, 2009 22:42 to the question "iDeskCal-Latest (interesting)" in HashBang Industries:

iDeskCal actually doesn't have anything to do with Aperture.

iDeskCal will show you the contents of your iCal calendars on your desktop for easy and quick viewing (and more).

Feel free to try it out as there is a free trial.

Dallas Brown replied on May 28, 2009 04:34 to the question "add events" in HashBang Industries:

iDeskCal uses the native iCal data, so as soon as you add an item in iDeskCal it should show up in iCal.
Is the calendar you are adding an item to a CalDav or Subscription calendar by any chance?
If so, it might be that your CalDav or Subscription does not allow for adding items.
Can you add an item to that same calendar from within iCal?

iCal to iDeskCal synchronizes depending on your selection within the iDeskCal Preferences.
(See attached image)
You can also force an immediate update by selecting 'Refresh Now' from the menu.