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In this example, I choose contains messages that match all of the following conditions. To create this, all I do in mail select Mail, new smart mailbox, and then name it, and then you define the parameters of the smartness. In this case technically it’s called a smart mailbox instead of a smart folder, but visually to us they look like folders. I want to have every email that has in it’s subject the word Camtasia all sorted into a nice little folder in Mail. So let’s use the Camtasia contest for example.

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What are ‘smart folders’ ? How and why are they used? regards as ever, Jeremyįunny you should mention Smart Folders Jeremy, since I just mentioned them in the Camtasia for Mac giveaway! Smart folders are a way of creating a folder that follows some rules to sort things out for you. Anyway, here’s a really dumb question for you to answer when you have a slot to fill. ( though I guess they are from the Flemish not Walon part of Belgium). Well it would if you could get the Belgians to speak french. Hi Al – Keep up the ‘Euro-bias’ in your show, it gives it that certain “je ne sais quoi” haha. This week’s Dumb Question comes from Jeremy: Now Marc has written lots of times before but I still liked the body of his message. One of the reasons I really like doing these giveaways is not just that you get free stuff, but also that people write the most lovely letters when they’re hoping to win! No seriously, many of you are shy and haven’t ever written and the chance to win spurs you to write, and then you figure, heck, I should tell her how much I like the show while I’m at it! It brings the shyer of you out of the woodwork and I enjoy that very much. I’m pleased to announce that the winners are Jose Rivera and Marc Beddawi! now I can sort on that column and the top two are the winners. That gets rid of the formula and formats them as regular numbers instead. So next I copy the number column, and do what’s called Paste Special, and in there you can select Paste Values. Now you can’t sort at this point (I tried) because the random numbers regenerate themselves when you do that. These numbers are 16 significant digits long. Then to the left of the names I insert the Excel command “=rand()” which generates a random number.

As always I make the smart mailbox that sorts all the entries for me, then I drag each of the email addresses into an Excel spreadsheet. It’s time to announce the winners of the Camtasia for Mac giveaway. No NosillaCastathon this week, but it’s going to be a great show.

Today is Sunday September 27th, 2009 and this is show number 225. Many thanks to Will P for his unending energy creating scripts for the show – check out his site at and follow him at /beiju. Bart’s reluctant endorsement of Net Newsire is tainted after the show aired (it doesn’t work after all).

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In Chit Chat Across the Pond Bart and I talk about a Twitter Phishing attack and how to protect yourself from it and how people aren’t updating their iPod Touches and iPhones.

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Full review of AppDelete 3.0 from and the Open Source Bean word processor from. Bruce asks what plugins I use on WordPress so I walk through the problems each one of them solves for me: Akismet from, WordPress Database Backup from, WP-dTree from Ulf Benjaminsson ( /extend/plugins/wp-dtree-30/) and, Tell a Friend from, iWPhone ContentRobot at, Subscribe to Comments, Ultimate Google Analytics from. In Dumb Question Corner we talk about smart folders.