Dear Ones,
I've lost a whole file of e-mails that I need. I can't find
them in any other folder, or in the list of folders. I can read
them from the Search All Messages slot, but I still can't
figure out where they are.
Any help would be gre
Susanne,
If you use TimeMachine, I would go back to a time when you know there were
there and restore.
John
On Jan 30, 2012, at 2:26 PM, Suzanne Blake wrote:
> Dear Ones,
> I've lost a whole file of e-mails that I need. I can't find them in any
> other folder, or in the list of fol
I used Mozilla Thunderbird for my e-mail. I like it except for the fact
that when I respond to an e-mail, the cursor on the response goes UNDER
the e-mail to which I am responding, which forces me to have to scroll
to the top so my response will go ABOVE the e-mail. I know it's not a
big deal
On Aug 30, 2005, at 8:08 PM, LuAnn Johnson asked:
> I used Mozilla Thunderbird for my e-mail. I like it except for the
> fact that when I respond to an e-mail, the cursor on the response
> goes UNDER the e-mail to which I am responding, which forces me to
> have to scroll to the top so my r
Me too, how does one preference that in mail.app? jf
On Aug 30, 2005, at 9:51 PM, Lee Larson wrote:
> I prefer the reply below the quoted text
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Thanks! I'll give it a try.
Luann
Lee Larson wrote:
> On Aug 30, 2005, at 8:08 PM, LuAnn Johnson asked:
>
>> I used Mozilla Thunderbird for my e-mail. I like it except for the
>> fact that when I respond to an e-mail, the cursor on the response
>> goes UNDER the e-mail to which I am respo
Luann, it's really easy, and easy to overlook.
Go to Account Settings under the Tools menu. Choose "Composition and
Addressing" for the account in question. Then check the "Automatically
quote the original message..." checkbox. You'll see several options in a
pull down menu.
rob
LuAnn Johnson
It worked! Thanks!
Luann
Rob Kersting wrote:
> Luann, it's really easy, and easy to overlook.
>
> Go to Account Settings under the Tools menu. Choose "Composition and
> Addressing" for the account in question. Then check the "Automatically
> quote the original message..." checkbox. You'll se
I think it is possible to have incoming mail go to specific inboxes. I
have a folder for "Macgroup" in my inbox, but can't figure out how to
have all incoming macgroup mail go to that box.
How can this be done? Or did I just dream that it could be done?
Luann
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LuAnn, you need to create a message filter to handle it.
Create a new folder titled "MacGroup"
Go to the Tools menu and choose Message Filters. Choose New. Set up a
filter for incoming messages: Subject Contains Macgroup.
Then check the box at the bottom to Move to folder Macgroup.
rob
LuAnn
Sorry LuAnn, I misread your post. You can use the current Macgroup
folder, no need to make a new one.
rob
Rob Kersting wrote:
> LuAnn, you need to create a message filter to handle it.
>
> Create a new folder titled "MacGroup"
>
> Go to the Tools menu and choose Message Filters. Choose New. Set
Yippee! It worked! Thanks!
Luann
Rob Kersting wrote:
> LuAnn, you need to create a message filter to handle it.
>
> Create a new folder titled "MacGroup"
>
> Go to the Tools menu and choose Message Filters. Choose New. Set up a
> filter for incoming messages: Subject Contains Macgroup.
>
> Th
Happy to help out.
BTW, to everyone else, those instructions go for every email program
I've worked with (quite a few, in fact.) And although I haven't checked
Apple Mail, I'm sure it has some basic rule-making built in.
rob
LuAnn Johnson wrote:
> Yippee! It worked! Thanks!
>
> Luann
>
> Ro
In Apple's Mail program, the rules that allow you to automatically
move messages into specific folders, or delete them or whatever, is
found in Mail's Preferences. They're really pretty easy to set up.
For this list I created a mailbox called "MacGroup" and created the
following rule (varia
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