The upgrade to Leopard has improved more than just the OS - it made Mail, in my opinion, much more usable.
One of the best features is the data detection in the mouse pointer. Running your mouse over a date produces a small drop-down arrow that gives you the option to add it to iCal. [...]
I never quite understood Apple’s decision to include RSS support in Safari, but not in Apple Mail. Other mail clients such as Thunderbird have offered this support for years, but I just couldn’t bring myself to use them. They had never offered the power Mail did, with built-in smart folders and the way it had [...]
So either no one has emailed me with a URL in the subject line since I’ve been a Mac user (a little over 3 years), or Leopards Mail 3.0 has a new “feature” (if you want to call it that).
No, I don’t send emails to myself. Someone emailed me and in the subject they [...]
One of the new features in Leopard’s Mail is that it includes a few dozen stationery templates for you to easily choose from to jazz up your emails.
For the most part these templates are just plain ole’ fashioned HTML with a tiny bit of XML. So really the only requirements for editing or creating your [...]
This past Friday, after my little FedEx experience, I promptly backed up my hard drive and then did an Erase & Install of Leopard.
Once Leopard was installed I began moving over necessary files, including my Mail files.
To get your new version of Mail to recognize your old mail (so you don’t have to recreate all [...]
In the new Mail.app that is packaged with Leopard, there are a few dozen email templates to spice up what you send out.
Now you can have over 100 of them to choose from.
Equinux has released their first stationery pack with over 100 new templates to add to your emailing arsenal.
There are 7 different categories [...]
