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First thing. Select finder ≥ cmd + , ≥ Advanced ≥ Enable 'show all file name extensions'
I generally dont have ANYTHING on desktop and dock to save screen space, cmd + space is very powerful way of navigating in context.
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One task that I have to perform frequently is creating mock emails
I suspect a lot of people on here do that. It's a shame there isn't an LFGSS version of MSOutlookit:
http://pcottle.github.io/MSOutlookit/I suspect many of us have felt like we're writing mock emails at some point in our career.
amey
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@Dammit
One task that I have to perform frequently is creating mock emails.
On my windows laptop I open an email in Notepad, edit, then save as "whatever.eml", which then opens as an Outlook email on the machine, if Outlook is installed.
On the new Mac I can open an email in Text Edit, but it won't allow me the option of specifying the file extension to save it as, I have to select from a drop down list.
How can I save a text file as a dot-EML, or convert an RTF file to an EML post-save?