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Every time I experiment with a new e-mail client, I return fairly quickly to Mail.app. I like Mail.app. Maybe that's a personal deficiency.
by chasing 10y ago
Every time I experiment with a new e-mail client, I return fairly quickly to Mail.app.
I like Mail.app.
Maybe that's a personal deficiency.
- schneidmaster 10y agoIt's not a deficiency, I'm a firm believer in people using what they enjoy. Life is far too short to tell people they're wrong because of what they use to read their email.
- tomelders 10y agoGive me a decent way to digg out and manage attachments and I'd be over the moon.
- AdieuToLogic 10y agoAs far as digging out attachments across multiple messages in Mail.app (described here[0]): - Select a group of messages (could be Command-A in a smart folder, for example). - Then choose "File -> Save Attachments..." - Finally, choose or create a directory where you'd like the attachments to reside. As for managing them, I would imagine that would vary for each person in how they like to work and what they seek to accomplish. 0 - http://email.about.com/od/macosxmailtips/qt/How-to-Save-All-Attachments-from-Multiple-Emails-Fast-in-OS-X-Mail.htm http://email.about.com/od/macosxmailtips/qt/How-to-Save-All-...
- grinich 10y agoHave you seen "Filed" by Emmerge? https://medium.com/posts-from-emmerge/filed-an-ai-assistant-that-saves-and-organizes-your-email-files-in-dropbox-or-box-2e203b1d4c42#.pv3zu3xou https://medium.com/posts-from-emmerge/filed-an-ai-assistant-...