I use the Email PDF feature quite often, and to speed things along, I'd like to disable the "no subject" warning I get in Apple Mail.
I am aware of the advantages of having a subject line, but in this set of circumstances, they do not apply. The emails I send without subject lines get through just fine to where they need to go, I'd merely like to remove a step in the process, as I do this quite often.
Any tips? Thank you.
Library/PDF Services has the workflow for Print ->Mail PDF. You can modify that workflow in Automator so it includes a subject line or you can create an alternate workflow that includes a subject line (and save it in the same folder).
I am unaware of any way to disable the no subject warning. I would recommend sharing your request with Apple. In the mean time, a simple space in the subject line will keep the message from appearing.
Hi JMA, thanks for your response. I was doing the space bar thing for a while. But I am looking to eliminate a step in this little workflow I run into quite often, whether it be entering a space or clicking "Send Anyway." Entering a space sidesteps the warning. I am looking to disable the warning entirely. Maybe over the course of a few thousand years it will save me a minute or two...:)
But I got the feeling from reading simliar forum topics that this might not be possible.
In any case, thanks again for your attention. Happy Holidays.
Hi Badunit,
Thank you for your response! I figured if there was a way it might involve automator.
Do you know if there a way to modify it so it sends without a subject line? It is actually advantageous to me to *not* have a subject line in these emails, they are sorted automatically in the recipient inbox according to the attachments, so having a generic subject line (or any subject line, really) actually adds an extra step or two at the end.
The goal, ultimately, is to figure out how to supress the "no subject" warning while sending without a subject. It's a niche market, I know...:)
Thanks again for your response. Happy holidays.
Tony
I suppose you could use a space like what you tried before unless that is also a problem because a space character is still technically a subject line.
The workflow only sets up the email, it doesn't send it. I don't know of a way to turn off the warning. I even tried an Applescript to send an email with no subject but it still brings up the warning.
Thanks for the assist. I will try automator and tinker around with the workflow. I'll find something that works!
🙂
How do I disable the "no subject" warning in Apple Mail?
