Rob Griffiths at MacWorld has posted a tip that will reduce the amout of paper you use in printing out mutiple emails.

He outlines how to create an Automator workflow that combines the multiple messages into one for printing, how to save the workflow in a useable form and then link it to an AppleScript for efficient launching.

Saves money; saves trees. Nice.mail.app, apple mail. printing, saving, paper, multiple messages, automator, applescript

A poster on macOSXHints has pointed out a super-quick way to save attachments in a Mail.app message.

As everyone knows, you can save attachments by dragging them from the message window to the Desktop or by using the “Save” button at the top of the message.

But there is a faster, smarter way, especially for messages with multiple attachments.

All you need to do is drag the actual paper clip icon to the Desktop:

This saves out all the attachments in one hit.

Another triumph for users in the face of Apple Mail’s many under-documented features.

[Thanks, Leonardo]Apple mail, mail.app, tips, attachments, saving, productivity