A simplistic name and unpretentious interface cannot fool the connoisseur or the enthusiast — or you. Mail, which comes with Mac OS X, is one powerful email program.
Now make good use of all that power put at your finger's tips. Let's start with the tips, strategies and tutorials others have found helpful: the most popular Mail tips, tricks and secrets.
Done with the popular stuff?
You know how to add a Reply-To header to an email you write in Mac OS X Mail — and you know how cumbersome this is if you have to do it for every outgoing message. Here's how to have Mail append your Reply-To line to all emails automatically and in the background.
Don't type, at least not everything. Let type instead, with automatically expanding text snippets in Mac OS X Mail.
The Mac OS X Trash is not picky about what to delete. Here's another way to delete messages in Mac OS X Mail.
Do you send similar messages often? Here's how to use the "Drafts" folder in Mac OS X Mail to hold message templates that you can use and reuse easily.
If you have trained the spam filter in Mac OS X Mail to spot junk mail perfectly, there's no need to teach it all anew when you get a new Mac. Here's how to transfer the training data to a different computer.
Reply without moving a finger. Here's how to set up an auto-responder in Mac OS X Mail that generates and sends replies to incoming mail automatically.
Why rename folders to get them into the desired order when you can get the same result with some mouse flicking in Mac OS X Mail?
Alter the way new mail sounds in Mac OS X Mail.
Type but one recipient — a group recipient — and have Mac OS X Mail deliver a message to all the group's members.
Insert a text link to your site into your Mac OS X Mail signature — or link images even.
