MsgFiler Engine 1.1.7 and Original MsgFiler Plugin 2.2.2 Released

New versions of MsgFiler Engine 1.1.7 and the Original MsgFiler Mail Plugin 2.2.2 have been released. These bring support for OS X 10.9.1, which was released earlier today.

It is common for OS X updates to disable your Mail plugins. To get back fast-filing performance with MsgFiler 3, simply:

  1. Download the latest version of the plugin.
  2. Decompress the ZIP archive.
  3. Double-click on the disk image file.
  4. Go to the Finder.
  5. Hold the option-key down and click on the Go menu.
  6. Choose Library.
  7. Navigate to the ~/Library/Mail/Bundles folder.
  8. Drag the MsgFilerEngine.mailbundle or MsgFilerPlugIn.mailbundle folder into the Bundles folder.
  9. Quit and relaunch Mail.

Verify that the plugin is active by clicking on the Message menu:

  • MsgFiler Engine: A menu item labelled “MsgFiler Engine 1.1.7” will appear at the bottom of the Message menu.
  • Original MsgFiler Mail Plugin: A menu item labelled “Move with MsgFiler” will appear at the bottom of the Message menu.
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2 comments

  1. Might it be possible to allow us to use keyboard shortcuts (that are programmable) to select whether
    we want to “Show”, “Copy” or “Move” to the mailbox/folder selected?

    I know that the return key maps to the default but
    I often want to copy and move as well as show
    and I’d like to avoid having to use the mouse/trackpad.

    Thanks.

    1. Keyboard shortcuts already exist for these commands. Click on the Gear icon in the upper-right to see them.

      Command-o = open mailbox
      Command-shift-c = copy to mailbox
      Command-shift-m = move to mailbox

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