Read alerts from all your favorite web sites in Mac OS X Mail — whether they come in the form of email newsletters or via an RSS news feed.
Mac OS X Mail lets you set up multiple outgoing mail servers. Here's how to get rid of those that you've mistyped, that don't work any more, or that you don't like any more.
Don't get lost in a crowded inbox. Here's how Mac OS X Mail can make it easy to follow discussions by displaying messages that belong together in a logical order.
Drag'n'attach your files. Here's a quick, easy, fast and cool way to send files around the world with Mac OS X Mail.
Need your contacts from Mac OS X Mail in CSV format? Here's how to export all your Mac OS X Address Book data to a CSV contacts file.
Syncing went wrong? Contacts are lost? Not, of course, if you have created a backup copy of your Mac OS X Mail address book. Here's how to bring back your contacts, or import an archive to a different account or computer.
Mac OS X Mail has dutifully remembered the recipients of all your emails. Here's how you can use that list to build your address book.
Look up the New Oxford American Dictionary definition (or definitions) of a word as you read it in an email, or get synonyms (or antonyms) from a thesaurus as you write an email — right in Mac OS X Mail and right where your mouse pointer is.
Make Mac OS X Mail try to send mail through a specify outgoing SMTP mail server first.
Want to get an overview of your messages? Here's how to hide the preview pane in Mac OS X Mail and maximize the display of the messages list — and delete suspicious emails without having to open them.