Restore bounce to Mail in Lion

Three latest OSXs never had bounce.

Thanks

Pete

rivmo wrote:

There should be a way that an original poster can cut off comment in a thread once they have marked it Answered

You can get your own website and host your own forum.

Or they could just resist reviving this old thread without adding anything new of value.

Cheers

Pete

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I'm curious, if I use the patch job to restore bounce feature, will that patch impact future version upgrades?

I don't remember when they removed Bounce but there have been more than one update to Mail since and I have had no problems updating and then adding the patch personally. I've done it more than once as their were new updates. Perhaps it last appeared in Snow Leopard and then I had it in Lion and now Mountain Lion if so.

Thanks rivmo, BTW for clarity, which patch have you been using?

this thread is really old, and i don't want to keep entering it because it was answered earlier on. I'm referencing the same script called Restore Bounce that i thought everyone was talking about which is at http://download.cnet.com/Restore-Bounce-Mail-Button-To-Lions-Mail/3000-20429_4-7 5629050.html or something like that. See the older posts in the thread near the beginning.

I'm curious, if I use the patch job to restore bounce feature, will that patch impact future version upgrades?

The Bounce feature is mandatory in our organization. Once installed in our Macs I have never seen any upgrades have any difficulties, or cause the Bounce feature to stop working.

Yawn.

Ziatron wrote:

I'm curious, if I use the patch job to restore bounce feature, will that patch impact future version upgrades?

The Bounce feature is mandatory in our organization. Once installed in our Macs I have never seen any upgrades have any difficulties, or cause the Bounce feature to stop working.

I think he was asking about future upgrades.

I think he was asking about future upgrades.

Obviously, one can never know for sure. With so many people adding the Bounce feature back to Apple Mail it is likely a new fix would be written if the old patch fails.

So it may continue work, or it may not?

That's a reasonable answer.

So it may continue work, or it may not?

That's a reasonable answer.

True, one can say that about just about anything. There are very few guarantees in life.

Thanks for you technological solution/guess.

Pete