Scott Morrison has released an updated public beta of MailTags 2.0.

Public Beta 5 fixes a new bug in the previous beta in which tagging a message with an attachment could — in some circumstances — destroy the attachment data.

Obviously, this makes the new version a recommended upgrade for all users of the public beta.

This new version also brings some new features to the events bezel: it now has a close button and the calendar list shows calendars from iCal rather than MailTags projects.

The public beta of MailTags is free, although the finished release will be shareware. You can pre-order it for USD 25.

You can read more about MailTags 2.0 and download the new public beta from Scott’s web site , where you will also find a forum for any questions.

Tags: Apple Mail, applescript, events, iCal, mail.app, mailtags, Productivity, public beta

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