What is this?
Note: I haven't tested it much
This is something my wife said she needed. She wanted some way of writing emails on her Palm and then send them from the Mac. There are a few other methods of doing this but they either involve extra software and/or expensive software ... so here is a way of doing it with the help of BrainForest.
To send an email you make an outline like this (normally you would write this on the Palm and then do a HotSync to get the file to the Mac. Start BrainForest and open the tree you wrote on the Palm):

To create a message you create a top level item that is called "Mail". Inside that you create a number of sub items called "To", "Subject" and "Body". To each of these you add a note with the desired information, for example:
- To
- donald@disney.com
daisy@disney.com
- Subject
- Free dinner
- Body
- Here is some suitable text ... max 4000 chars in each note
You don't need to specify all three parts (if you don't one, that part will be left empty in the email message). So in the picture above there are two messages specified, the first with all three parts defined. The second one doesn't have a "To" item but instead two "Body" items, these two body items will be joined and put into the message part.
Well, now it's time for the script. Just leave the outline as the top window in BrainForest and select the export script from the scripts menu. The script will then scan the outline, find the "Mail" items and create one message for each.
Installation
Copy the script, paste it into a script editor (Script Editor, Scripter, Script Debugger or Smile), compile and save it into the script folder of BrainForest. You can then access the script from within BrainForest.
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