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AGAIN - WITHOUT TOO MANY SPELLING ERRORS. ENGLISH IS NOT MY NATIVE LANGUAGE. SORRY. Hello friends At friend of mine had his mail and website with a hosting company, that was hacked and grounded by a

Hello friends At friend of mine had his mail and website with a hosting company, that was hacked and grounded by a ransomeware attack. Apparently his and 5000 other customers email and websites etc

. . . sometimes I see dead people! ? Cheers, John ?

iOS/iPadOS upgrades always change default settings. While upgrades/updates can add new features, they can also remove functionality that was previously there. Always read what the upgrade / update

Don’t feel bad, people without dyslexia sometimes can’t see things. Proof, the saying, if it were a snake, it would have bit me. ? Brent

And Bob, I have found that if there is a corrupted extension, pref, list, or (I understand we once again have) extensions, upgrading or migrating doesn’t solve the problem. It just brings it along.

Another benefit of local rules in Mail is to change the appearance of messages and/or your notification of their arrival. I use rules to change the background color of messages depending on their

The rules at iCloud.com cannot be as complex as those in Mail. Also, they are limited to your iCloud email address. Mail’s rules can act on any email accounts you have set up there. Apart from that,

I have rules in both places - remote like on iCloud or GMail, and local on my Macs. Many of the ones that are local on my Macs go back to when I was still using POP to deal with mail, and for some of

Since we are on the subject of Mail Rules, would anyone care to comment on the advice - which I have seen offered several times - that your best bet for constructing rules in Apple’s Mail.app is to

Yes! To be honest. I'm dyslexic. Story of my life. It must have been there right in front of me the whole time. Oh well. I persist forward, albeit at a slower pace than most. All the best, John

Wasn’t that exactly where you expected to find the file in the first place?

Finally found the Rules Library file (SyncedRules.plist), opened it in BBE, did a search and instantly found the key word on line 4999. /Users/johnh/Library/Mail/V10/MailData/SyncedRules.plist Went

Tried HoudahSpot with no success. Found it using "Find Any File." Now will search for the offending code. Cheers, John

Thank you Ben. Deleting the com.apple.finder.plist solved the problem. All 9 aliases now work. Creating and using new alias also works. Thanks again. Bob

An update is somewhat similar to rebooting a computer, i.e. it fixes something that you couldn't find a cause for. But OTOH operating system and application updates could well fix a specific problem,

Have you tried EasyFind? https://www.devontechnologies.com/apps/freeware It can find anything on your drive, just give it the text. You can set it to search contents only, invisible files and folders,

I have found that more often than not, when folks update, the problem frequently goes away. YMMV, but why spend hours trying to solve a problem when a simple update might do the trick. If the problem

Moving the Finder preferences file (~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.finder.plist) makes sense to me as a possible fix. After doing so, restart the Mac and see how the aliases work. If you’ve

Updates to fix a problem seldom help. Fix the opoblem, then move forward. Brent