Browse tag: email

Browse tag: email

Repairing corrupt Mail attachments
Learn one simple method to (possibly) fix corrupted attachments in Mail—or IMAP-based accounts, at least.
Keep on track with digital reminders
Who needs a personal assistant? Use your Mac and a new breed of online services to remind yourself about deadlines and appointments.
Open-Xchange adds Mac, iPhone support
E-mail and document server maker Open-Xchange is adding support for Mail, iCal, and Address Book.
Successfully attaching photos to email
Yes, you can so email photos to Windows users without those photos being embedded in the message with no way to extract them.
Bugs & Fixes: Blurry photos after updating to iPhone 2.2
Ted Landau looks at a reported bug with the iPhone 2.2 software update in which some images received e-mail attachments appear blurry or fuzzy.
Set Mail’s sending account via keyboard shortcut
Learn a simple but very effective way to create keyboard shortcuts for Mail’s sending account—and Signatures, too.
Seven ways to push mail to the iPhone—without Exchange
Exchange may be the most common e-mail and collaborative tools package on the market, but it isn't always the best choice for every company, including those using iPhones.
Psystar case reveals Apple's shaky e-mail retention policy
Psystar’s antitrust claims against Apple may have been dismissed, but the Industry Standard says the court filings in the case reveal a lackadaisical attitude toward e-mail and document retention policies at Apple.
Removing Address Book images in Mail
You regret attaching your Address Book card's image to messages sent from Apple's Mail? They're easily removed.
Disable Mail’s data detectors in OS X 10.5
Learn how to disable OS X 10.5Æs Mail data detectors—that feature that highlights addresses, dates, and times, and lets you add relevant info to Address Book or iCal.
Mail's random and sequential signatures
You'd like to generate a random signature in Mail? Easily done.
Google launches free video chat service
Gmail Video and Voice, launched Tuesday, offers webcam-based video conferencing to Gmail users.
Review: Firemail for iPhone
Our look at wide-format e-mail applications continues with Firemail, another promising option thanks to its clean interface, comfortable keyboard, and free price.
Review: Wide-format e-mail apps for iPhone
One of the biggest complaints about the iPhone has been the lack of a landscape keyboard for applications other than Safari. Several third-party software makers have created apps that let you compose e-mails with a wide keyboard. Dan Frakes takes half-a-dozen out for a test drive.
Export RSS feed list from Mail in 10.5
Learn how to export a list of all the RSS feeds you read in 10.5’s Mail application.
Up close with Mail Act-On 2
Mail Act-On 2, an add-on for Mail, lets you run apply specific rules to specific messages any time you want. But that’s only part of the story. In this video Dan Frakes shows off more of Mail Act-On’s capabilities.
Gmail activation problem in Apps finally solved
Google has finally fixed a problem affecting the e-mail service of its Apps suite.
Mail Act-On 2.0.1
Mail Act-On, a useful keyboard-shortcut utility for Apple's Mail, is better than ever thanks to message filing, outbox rules, and other new features.
Gmail back after 30 hours down
Google finally solved a Gmail outage that lasted about 30 hours.
Extended Gmail outage hits Apps admins
A prolonged Gmail outage that started Wednesday won’t be solved until Thursday night, and Google Apps admins are upset.
Woman is first to plead guilty in notorious spam case
A woman has pleaded guilty to helping spam kingpin Alan Ralsky send out millions of unwanted e-mail messages.
More on etiquette and email
Huh, it seems that the subject of etiquette and email has struck a chord with our readers. Here's more helpful advice to pass along to the email unwise.
Use Gmail to fight spam
The best spam-fighting tool out there might be Google’s Gmail, according to PC World’s Rick Broida.
Google extends e-mail archiving service to 10 years
Google is extending its hosted e-mail archiving service to hold messages up to a decade, the company said Wednesday.
Review: Maildash for iPhone
This macro-maker and auto-reply generator for the iPhone and iPod touch is a clever conceit, undermined by a couple of annoying bugs.
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The new Macworld Daily News newsletter delivers summaries of all the day’s news directly to your inbox.
Apple: Forget iCards, try Mail
Saddened by the departure of iCards from MobileMe? Apple suggests you try the Stationery feature in the OS X 10.5 version of Mail.
Study: Common letters get more spam
Those whose names begin with common letters are more likely to receive spam that those who start with uncommon ones, according to research.
Permanently delete Mail messages
Learn a useful—and potentially dangerous—method of permanently deleting messages in Mail.
Earthlink and the devil's spam filter
Want to make friends and influence people? Dial down Earthlink's address-approval "feature."