Sunday, November 10, 2013

Manage a group of email address on Maverick mail

I always like to forward emails to a group of friends. We shares alot of emails that contains jokes, nice pictures, videos, politics, thoughts etc. I have been doing it years ago when I work for a company and use outlook as our email client. All the contacts stays in outlook.

After I resigned from the company, I no longer use outlook. I find very hard to maintain my habit to forward these emails to friends because my iPhone doesn't allow me to do just what I did on outlook. Until recently I upgrade to use a mac, it comes with mavericks. And it also doesn't works like outlook.

But today I found a better way to do it. I doesn't care the recipient names so I just interested in their email addresses.

Here is the steps:

1) fires up textedit.app
2) paste email addresses separated by a comma without space. So it will be 1 long line of string.
3) select / highlight the long line with the email address by tripleclick on it
4) drag the highlighted long line of email addresses to desktop

---> Then it will create a file with extension .mailtoloc. I would call it xxx.mailtoloc

5) select this xxx.mailtoloc and right click it and select get info
6) rename the extensions from xxx.mailtoloc to xxx.mailloc. Then close the info window.
7) now, double click the xxx.mailloc it will automatically open up a new email message, with all the email address in the TO column. It saves a lot of select and typing there.


Thursday, November 7, 2013

MacOS X manually remove apps and associated files

Today I was trying to compare Appzapper vs Appcleaner and see which app removes unwanted app and its associated files better. After some reading and I found that the best method is still removing them manually. But how do you know which files specifically in used by the app you intended to get rid of? Here is a method I found posted by GGJstudios in MacRumors forum that will come handy if we really need to look into it.

Here is the link : To manually remove an application and all associated files

Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Add EULA into DMG file

Display EULA the moment you mount DMG file

Have you seen the End User License Agreement (EULA) the moment you run a DMG file you download an app from the internet? If you are an app developer and would like to display the EULA just before they "install" your app, this is an instruction on how you can do it in 5 minutes. 

This is the link to the below instruction : http://www.owsiak.org/?p=700