>From what I have read Apple intended the archive feature for users to park
>emails from the Inbox that they do not want to read straightaway. A sort of
>GTD process if you like. How useful? Depends whether you are a ‘clear my Inbox
>each day’ type of user.
HTH
Regards,
Tony
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I use it for stuff I might need but don't desperately need to be able to
find in a group. I think people are either filers or not, so it's handy
to be able to search a folder that isn't your inbox but has stuff you
might need to access. Each to their own.
On 28 May 2018, at 13:00, iCloud
I do file all my emails, but don’t still don’t know why I’d want an ‘Archive’
folder. I file emails in things like “Membership”, “Family”, “App development”
and many more. I don’t understand why I’d just want to dump everything in an
‘Archive’ folder, if that’s what it’s supposed to be for...
That's pretty standard for emailers so probably yes!
It's just a convenience for moving email around. If you, like me, are
obsessed with filing emails and use the keyboard a lot, Mailmate is your
saviour.
It also has an 'archive' function;)
On 27 May 2018, at 11:40, itsagr...@icloud.com
Hi all,
I’m trying out Readdle’s Spark and was wondering if anyone knows what “Archive”
does and why I’d want to use it? As far as I can tell it moves the email to an
Archive folder! Is that it or is there more to it?
Cheers,
Stephen
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