If you have a Gmail account, you
might be wondering how you can access this account in
Apple's Mail program. In this tutorial, I'll walk you
through the steps for adding a Gmail account to
Mail.
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Whenever someone sends you a message
in Mail or you send someone a message, that person's
name and email address are added to your Previous
Recipients list in Mail. With Mac OS X 10.4 and 10.5,
you can easily add any of those recipients to your
contacts list in Address Book.
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Organizing your email messages can be
easier with Apple's Mail program if you use message
threading. When message threading is on, all messages
with the same subject will be grouped together and
highlighted in a color of your choice. This is an easy
way to view all email messages you've sent and received
on one particular topic.
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One of the strengths of the Apple
Mail program is its rules feature. If you have created
mailboxes for different types of email messages, you
can have Mail automatically send email messages to the
right mailbox. In this tutorial, I'll walk you through
the process of creating a new rule in Mail.
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The latest versions of Apple Mail
use Spotlight, the superfast search technology built
into Mac OS X. With Spotlight, you can find messages
easily and instantly. In this short tutorial, I'll show
you how easy it is to search all your Mail messages
with Spotlight.
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Do you have an Inbox stuffed with
email messages you've never filed or organized in any
way? If the answer is yes, read on to find out how to
organize those messages with Apple's Mail program. With
a little bit of time, you can clear out that Inbox and
have all the messages neatly organized and stored away
in mailboxes.
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Do you have hundreds, or maybe
thousands, of email messages slowing down your email
program? Wouldn't it be great if you could remove some
of those messages and archive them in an easily
accessible database? You can with MailSteward.
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