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General Mail Lessons4 Lessons
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Lessons for Mail on the Mac34 Lessons
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Adding Accounts and Account Options
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Reading and Marking Messages
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Composing New Messages
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How to tell if an email is Spam or not
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Cc and Bcc Fields
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Replying To, Forwarding, and Redirecting
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Adding Attachments and Photos
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Downloading Attachments and Photos
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Working with Signatures
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Add your Physical Signature to the Mail App on the Mac
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Flagging Messages
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Reducing Junk Mail
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Filter your Junk Mail
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Favorite Mailboxes for Quick Access
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Block Email Messages from Specific Senders
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Setting Preview Lines for Mail Messages
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Creating and Moving Mailboxes
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Delete Email Addresses
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Add Contact Photos to Mail Messages
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Organize Messages by Conversations
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Searching Messages
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Delete, Archive, Move, and Copy Messages
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Creating and Organizing Mailboxes
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Creating Smart Mailboxes
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Creating Rules for Messages
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Customizing the Toolbar and the Favorites Bar
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Export Mailboxes for Backup
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Import Mailboxes into Mail
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View your Mail using the Column Layout
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A Quick Look at Mail Preferences
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Troubleshooting Mail
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One Click Filtering for Mail Messages
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Change Views with Split View and Top Hits
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Move Messages to and Add Emojis
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Adding Accounts and Account Options
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Lessons for Mail on the iPad19 Lessons
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How to tell if a mail message is Spam
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Send Group Emails
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Add Accounts and Account Options
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View Messages, Mailboxes, and VIP
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Flag, Notify Me, and Move Messages
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Edit Multiple Messages
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Use Gestures to Work with Messages
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Compose New Messages and Save Drafts
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Easily Edit and Delete Draft Mail Messages
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To, Cc, and Bcc Fields
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Reply, Reply All, and Forward Messages
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Adding and Saving Photos in Messages
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Adding Signatures to Messages
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Organize Messages by Thread or Conversations
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Search, Create, and Organize Mailboxes
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A Quick Look at Mail Settings
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Message Filtering, Unsubscribe, and Settings
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Mail Message Top Hits
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Set the Default Mail App to a different Mail App
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How to tell if a mail message is Spam
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Lessons for Mail for the iPhone20 Lessons
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How to tell if a mail message is Spam
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Adding Accounts and Account Options
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Viewing and Favoriting Mailboxes
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Flagging, Moving, and Marking Messages
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Editing Multiple Messages
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Using Gestures to work with Messages
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Using VIP and Notify Me
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Composing New Messages and Saving Drafts
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Addressing the To, Cc, and Bcc Fields
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Reply, Reply All, and Forwarding Messages
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Set which Account New Messages are sent from
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Viewing Attachments, Saving and Attaching Photos
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Adding Signatures to Messages
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Organize Messages by Thread or Conversation
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Searching, Creating, and Organizing Mailboxes
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A Quick Look at Mail Settings
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Sending Group Emails
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Filtering Messages, Unsubscribe, and Settings
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Top Hits in Searches
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Download Files from a Message and Format Text
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How to tell if a mail message is Spam
Topic 2,
Lesson 16
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Setting Preview Lines for Mail Messages
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Learn how to set how many preview lines are shown for mail messages
In this video for Mail on the Mac, I show you how you can set the number of lines of preview you see when looking at all your mail messages in a list. You can set Mail to show none or now preview. This will then show more mail messages in your list. But you can also show up to 5 lines of preview text for each mail message in your inbox. See how to change how much of a mail message is shown as a preview in this lesson for Mail on the Mac.