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Take Control of Apple Mail in Snow Leopard
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- Cover
- Table of Contents
- + Read Me First
- Introduction
- Quick Start to Controlling Apple Mail
- Learn What’s New in Snow Leopard Mail
- + Learn about Email Protocols
- + Set Up Your Accounts
- + Read Incoming Messages
- + Read RSS Feeds
- + Address Addressing
- + Compose and Send Messages
- + Sign and Encrypt Messages
- + Manage Your Mailboxes
- + Keep Track of Notes and To-Do Items
- + Find Your Messages
- + Synchronize Mail Data Using MobileMe
- + Automate Mail with Rules
- + Fix Mail Problems
- + Back Up and Restore Your Email
- + About This Book
- Copyright and Fine Print
- Featured Titles
This book will teach you to:
Comprehend account options: You'll understand the difference between POP and IMAP, plus learn about special aspects of MobileMe, Exchange, and Gmail accounts. In the case of Exchange and especially Gmail, you'll also learn how to integrate them into your overall Mail setup. Joe also covers Mail's integration with MobileMe syncing.
Read: Okay, we expect you know how to read, but you'll learn efficient ways to quickly open, read, process, and file your messages. You'll also get tips on handling incoming attachments, avoiding spam, and using Mail's built- in RSS feed reader.
Write and send: You'll learn different methods for quickly addressing your email, how to take control of the From, To, Cc, and Bcc lines, and how to create multiple signatures. You'll also find out about how to address a single message to a group of recipients, and how to know if you should use digital signatures or encryption, plus what to do if you want to send a message with a digital signature or encryption.
Find your stuff: You'll get advice on how to organize Mail's sidebar and your various mailboxes so you can easily locate messages using a variety of techniques. Joe covers simple features-such as making a new mailbox or rearranging your mailboxes-as well as advanced techniques-such as creating rules and smart mailboxes.
Use Notes and To Dos: Mail has a Notes feature for leaving yourself reminders and a To-Do feature that integrates with iCal. Learn the strengths and limitations of these options and make them work for you.
Unravel Mail mysteries: Understand the sometimes-present Outbox, sort out the Dock unread count, learn why smart addresses can be stupid, avoid "unsafe" addresses, manage the Previous Recipients list, wrangle attachments, find your notes, and determine why certain mailboxes appear in particular categories on Mail's sidebar.
Avoid and fix problems: Get advice on how to back up your email, and find out how to restore it from a backup. The ebook has 11 pages of hard-won troubleshooting advice.
Test the closed alpha on paperc.com
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Computers > Desktop Applications > Email Clients
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Publication year : 2010
License: All rights reserved ©
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