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I don't know when this started (I think with 1.1.1), but GrowlTunes is suddenly displaying a number before the name of each track. Near as I can tell, it's that track's number in the album. For example, if the album's second song was called "Funkytown", the display would show: "2. Fun...

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The_Tick wrote:Quit mail, and run these two commands from your terminal:

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defaults write com.apple.mail EnableBundles 1
defaults write com.apple.mail BundleCompatibilityVersion 2

When I run either of these, I get the error: -bash: defaults: command not found

Ideas? I'm not too terminal-savvy.

Is this release expected to fix the issue with GrowlMail not working on Intel Macs?

I still can't get mine to work, and I know some others had the problem a few months ago. Did I miss the fix, or what's going with that?

The_Tick wrote:http://forums.cocoaforge.com/viewtopic. ... 2410#72410

We're waiting on that.

Okey-dokey. Thanks.

I'm still having no luck on my Macbook with 10.4.7.

GrowlMail isn't working for me, either. I've tried all the stuff suggested here. Mail doesn't crash, but notifications don't show up, and there's nothing in the Mail preferences. GrowlMail did show up in the Growl preference pane, but then I deleted it to try reinstalling it. Now, even though I ran ...