Are you ready for the price change?????

Endicia, the only company to offer a postage solution for Macs would like to help you.
On May 12th, The U.S. Postal Service’s™ new pricing goes into effect including new discounts for online postage. Endicia will be ready for all of the changes and we want to be sure you are as well. Please join us at one of our free webinars on the price change or visit our price change web site to read about the new prices and discounts.
Endicia customers have processed over $2 billion worth of postage through our software. No other online postage provider has printed more. As the leader in postage printing, we’re committed to helping you manage your mailing and shipping needs while keeping you up-to-date with all USPS changes.
Learn more about printing postage on the Mac and the upcoming price change. www.endicia.com/macblast

This week's Macworld OS X Hint

By Rob Griffiths (macosxhints@macworld.com)

Trim Mail attachments
If you're trying to conserve disk space, and you're a user of the built-in Mail application, you may be overlooking one source of disk space usage: attachments on e-mails youve received. By default, Mail leaves all attachments alone, even if you save them to another spot on your hard drive. Over time, you can build up quite a collection of old attachments. Deleting these assuming you've saved them elsewhere and no longer wish to keep them in Mail can save a fair bit of drive space. For example, on my machine, I have roughly 400MB worth of attached files, even though Ive saved all those files to other spots.

If you're running the OS X 10.4 version of Mail, you can use a Smart Mailbox to help manage your attachments.