Mail.app cracks another joke

A while ago I blogged a screenshot of Mail.app’s Dock icon being cheeky when it has too many unread emails to count.

Today a friend sent me another picture of Mail getting funny, this time with attachments:

This was caused by a cut ‘n’ pasted iChat transcript packed full of emoticons.

[Thanks, Dan ]mail.app, apple mail, attachments, joke, humour, unread emails, email

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3 Responses to “Mail.app cracks another joke”

1. Brady J. Frey says:
   February 28th, 2006 at 4:51 am

   :) That’s witty, I like it

2. Andreas Amann says:
   February 28th, 2006 at 5:59 am

   The reason for this lies in the fact that Mail uses 6bits in its TOC for the number of attachments in a message – the number of messages shown in the message list is pulled from the TOC so the maximum number possible to show there are 64 – anythin larger than that will show up as “lots” (if you really have that many attachments in a single message you probably should reconsider anyway…)

3. Tim says:
   February 28th, 2006 at 8:56 am

   Thanks, Andreas. I was wondering what number of attachments was needed to trigger that response.

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