Chapter 33. Scripting Mail
Mac OS X installs a nifty email application called, aptly enough, Mail. Like other email programs such as Eudora or Outlook Express, Mail allows you to get and send email, set up various email accounts, and format email messages in various ways. This chapter describes some of the scripts you can already write, as well as some of the potentially interesting classes that the Mail dictionary contains. Figure 33-1 shows what the Mail app looks like on the Mac OS X desktop. Its icon is the second one from the left on the Dock (in this graphic), which is the repository of file and program icons arrayed along the bottom of the Mac screen.
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