Delayed Automator generated Mail message

I wrote a simple Automator application that launches Mail, creates a new message adds two files as attachments and then sends the message to me from my father's Mac mini (10.5.7). It is set as a login item so that it runs each time my father logs on or whenever he manually runs the application.
The problem is that while the application steps all see to process properly, when it sends the mail message it doesn't always immediately get sent. Sometimes they are delayed by minutes other times by hours. He has a persistent DSL connection. What could be causing this delayed sending?

See my response to your other post (same subject details).

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Is it me, or does the Automator action "Filter Mail Messages" doesn't have an option to find messages that have not been sent or received today. It seems that there is no option to get rid of the messages sent or received today while filtering.
I mean there is no option for "Date received" -> "Not today"; and I seem to can not find any easy workaround for this.
i.e. What I'm trying to do is, filter the messages that are in a certain mailbox and are not sent or received in the last 7 days. However, the mails of today always show up.
I hope somebody had found a solution to this, it appears to be an obvious problem with the Automator, trying to work with the Mail App and many have probably run into this before.
Thanks!

OK.... Did a bit more debugging... updated script
property secondsIn21Days : 1814400
on run {input, parameters}
try
set dateToday to current date
tell application "Mail"
set archiveCount to 0
set theArchiveMailboxName to "CurrentArchive"
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make new mailbox with properties {name:theArchiveMailboxName}
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-- repeat with aMessage in theMessages
set messageRDate to date received of aMessage
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set messageID to id of aMessage
set timeRDifference to 0
set timeSDifference to 0
-- if messageRDate > 0 then
set timeRDifference to dateToday - messageRDate
-- end if
-- if messageSDate > 0 then
set timeSDifference to dateToday - messageSDate
-- end if
display dialog messageSubject & " " & messageID & " " & timeRDifference & " " & timeSDifference
if timeRDifference > secondsIn21Days then
display dialog "Move " & messageID & " Received" & messageRDate & " " & messageSDate
move aMessage to mailbox theArchiveMailboxName
set archiveCount to archiveCount + 1
else if timeSDifference > secondsIn21Days then
display dialog "Move " & messageID & " Sent" & messageRDate & " " & messageSDate
move aMessage to mailbox theArchiveMailboxName
set archiveCount to archiveCount + 1
end if
end repeat
end tell
display notification "emails archived = " & archiveCount with title "Mail Archive"
-- return -- Successful completion of handler.
on error errStr number errorNumber
-- If our own error number, warn about bad data.
-- if the errorNumber is equal to 750 then
-- display dialog "All items in the list must be integers."
-- return integerSum -- Return the default value (0).
-- else
-- An unknown error occurred. Resignal, so the caller
-- can handle it, or AppleScript can display the number.
error errStr number errorNumber
display notification "emails archived = " & archiveCount with title "Mail Archive"
-- end if
end try
end run

Where did Automator put the text from my mail messages?

Hi,
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Hello,
In my hunt to be able to send a personalised templated e-mail to multiple recipents using Mac Mail, I came accross the automator feature. I've tinkered around with it but can't seem to generate the final action of sending.
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2) Get Specified Address Book Items
3) Group Mailer
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Steps 1-3 have green tick marks, Step 4 has the error.
Can anyone point out where I might be going wrong?
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Anyone?????

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I am in need of saving all of my email messages in my inbox as individual PDF documents. I know you can do it one at a time via "Print>save as PDF" but we are talking about a few hundred email messages here.
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Dansyacht wrote:
In Mail, select all the messages to print (a smart mailbox may help). When all are selected do a file > save as (RTF or plain text). This will create one printable file with all the messages. You can then load this file into TextEdit and print it as a PDF.
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Now the new part:
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Group Mailer ~ There is no outgoing Mail message. (-2700)

Hi
I am attempting to use the group mailer function in automator.
I have tried a variety of different work arounds with the same effect.
The process I have created has four stages:
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2) Group Mailer
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4) Send Outgoing Messages
I have tinkered with the order of stages and with the 'ignore previous results' as suggested on other forums - all to no avail.
The Action reaches Stage 2 (Group Mailer) and then stops with the error message There is no Outgoing Mail Message (-2700).
Can anyone shed any light on this?
Thank you, in advance
Adam

Sorry about that. The one I sent was not the latest version. This one addresses the repeated asking for file attachments and the automatic message sending issues.
Here is the latest version:
click here to open this script in your editor<pre style="font-family: 'Monaco', 'Courier New', Courier, monospace; overflow:auto; color: #222; background: #DDD; padding: 0.2em; font-size: 10px; width:400px">property GreetingWanted : ""
property theGreeting : ""
property GreetingNameOrder : {"First and Last Name", "First Name Only", "Last and First Name", "Last Name Only"}
property theCompleteGreeting : ""
property theSubject : ""
property theContent : ""
property FileAttached : ""
property theAttachment : ""
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tell application "Address Book"
set theEmailGroup to last item of input
set FirstNames to first name of people of theEmailGroup
set LastNames to last name of people of theEmailGroup
set EmailAddresses to value of email 1 of people of theEmailGroup
end tell
-- Generate emails
tell application "Mail"
-- Email info
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set theMessage to content of first item of input
set theAttachments to items 2 thru (CountOfAttachments + 1) of input
-- Greeting info
display dialog "Would you like to add a greeting?" buttons {"Yes", "No"} default button 1
if button returned of the result is equal to "Yes" then
set GreetingWanted to true
display dialog "Please enter the opening for the greeting." default answer "Dear "
set theGreeting to text returned of the result
set GreetingName to (choose from list GreetingNameOrder with prompt "Please select the choice of name for the greeting" default items item 1 of GreetingNameOrder) as text
else
set GreetingWanted to false
end if
-- File Attachment info
display dialog "Would you like to add a file attachment(s)?" buttons {"Yes", "No"} default button 1
if button returned of the result is "Yes" then
set FileAttached to true
else
set FileAttached to false
end if
repeat with i from 1 to count of EmailAddresses
if GreetingWanted then
if (GreetingName = item 1 of GreetingNameOrder) then set theCompleteGreeting to theGreeting & item i of FirstNames & space & item i of LastNames
if (GreetingName = item 2 of GreetingNameOrder) then set theCompleteGreeting to theGreeting & item i of FirstNames
if (GreetingName = item 3 of GreetingNameOrder) then set theCompleteGreeting to theGreeting & item i of LastNames & space & item i of FirstNames
if (GreetingName = item 4 of GreetingNameOrder) then set theCompleteGreeting to theGreeting & item i of LastNames
if GreetingName = false then set theCompleteGreeting to theGreeting
set theCompleteContent to theCompleteGreeting & "," & return & return & theMessage & return
end if
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set email to make new outgoing message with properties {subject:theSubject, content:theCompleteContent, visible:true}
tell email to make new to recipient with properties {address:item i of EmailAddresses}
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if FileAttached then
my MoveToEndOfContent()
repeat with i from 1 to CountOfAttachments
tell email to make new attachment with properties {file name:item i of theAttachments}
end repeat
end if
send email
end repeat
end tell
return input
end run
on MoveToEndOfContent()
tell application "System Events"
tell process "Mail"
keystroke "a" using command down
key code 124 -- right arrow
keystroke return
keystroke return
end tell
end tell
end MoveToEndOfContent
</pre>
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1) Avoiding the asking if attachments want to be added by checking whether there were any assigned in the Automator "Get Specified Finder Items" dialog;
2) There is a rather annoying bounce/notification by Automator after the initial "New Mail Message" action. Gathering all the information first and then creating a template with the "New Mail Message" action would avoid this annoyance. Unfortunately, as you know, I am using that action as a quick way to gather the subject, message, and account information.
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PowerBook 12" Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Send Outgoing Mail Messages not working

I'm having trouble with a workflow that creates a new mail message, gets specified iCal items, creates a summary text file, attaches to mail message and then sends mail message. Everything is working except the mail message does not get sent. There are no logged error messages. I've experimented with changing up the order of the actions and noticed that when I place "Send Outgoing Messages" directly after "New Mail Message", the message gets sent without a problem. However in order for my workflow to make sense I need to have many intermediary steps before I trigger the send messages action.
Any clues on this problem. Thanks in advance.
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Cascanuit-
I'm relatively new to Automator as well and by no means a programmer. It does seem that the iCal actions available are pretty meager. I did a search at www.automatorworld.com and there are a few additional actions but none that call out specific menu items.
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click menu item "Export…" of menu 1 of menu bar item "File" of menu bar 1
delay 4
tell application "System Events"
keystroke return
end tell
end tell
end tell
Here's the weird part. This script works, but only sporadically. Sometimes it stalls at the selection of the Export button in the dialog box. I have no idea why it sometimes works and other times fails.
If someone could refine this script to make it bullet proof than you can simply incorporate it as an automator workflow and then save the created export file to another volume or anywhere you like.
Hope this helps some.

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-----=1T02D27M75MU981T02D27M75MU98--
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l_subject varchar2(100);
begin
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|| :P3_CONTACT ||
' </TD></TR><TR><TD>Note :</TD><TD>' || :P3_NOTE || ' </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><A
href="http://sgt.us.oracle.com/pls/htmldb/f?p=132:101">E-Leave
System</A> ';
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P_TO => :P3_MAIL_TO,
P_FROM => '[email protected]',
P_CC => :P3_MAIL_CC,
P_BCC => :P3_MAIL_BCC,
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P_BODY_HTML => l_body_html,
P_SUBJ => l_subject);
end;
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Message was edited by: Mark Finnern

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