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There is an update for Mail that fixes the crashing after the OSX 10.5.6 update.
Doesn't appear to be on SU yet.
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Shows someone isn't testing stuff 
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http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2486
http://support.apple.com/downloads/Mail_Update
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Edited by defcom (Tue 23-Dec-08 16:48:06)
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In reply to:
that fixes the crashing after the OSX 10.5.6 update.
Err... what crashing? 
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It will only appear on SU if your computer needs it. ie if the 10.5.6 update did not update Mail properly.
If it is not on SU then you don't need it.
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"If Mail Update 1.0 does not appear, you do not need to install it."
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In reply to:
Err... what crashing?
Apparently there were some cases.
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It takes a lot to laugh, it takes a train to cry.
Mac Pro 2.8 OSX 10.5.3
MacBook Pro 17" C2D 2.33GHz
He who logs out
There they're using their own style.
eclipse internet Flex Home 500
The price is right - the cost of one admission is your mind. American Metaphysical Circus
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Wonder if it's anything to do with Mail suddenly quitting for no obvious reason... I've sent so many automated reports about that to Apple that I'm probably on their spam filter list 
Don't think it's happened since the update but not sure... must pay more attention.
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I think Mail is too flakey. I run it alongside Thunderbird so I can see if it catches up.
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It takes a lot to laugh, it takes a train to cry.
Mac Pro 2.8 OSX 10.5.3
MacBook Pro 17" C2D 2.33GHz
He who logs out
There they're using their own style.
eclipse internet Flex Home 500
The price is right - the cost of one admission is your mind. American Metaphysical Circus |
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It can be a bit flakey, but it does it's job... and I've got used to it .
As far as I'm concerned its big plus is that that's all it does- it's not overburdened with bells and whistles!
That's not a dig at Thunderbird btw, I haven't tried that. Or Opera Mail...
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