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Apple Mail dilema
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Just to clarify, the Mail icon is not a free email service. The free email service that ends in a few days was iTools and is now .Mac. The mail icon is an email application that I love using. That's why it's in the dock, it's an Apple iApplication.
Originally posted by Kid Red
Just to clarify, the Mail icon is not a free email service. The free email service that ends in a few days was iTools and is now .Mac. The mail icon is an email application that I love using. That's why it's in the dock, it's an Apple iApplication.
but i have to pay for it under .mac for $100 in order to be able to use it and its mail filtering faetures.
tyler
Originally posted by mac15
no you don't , you pay for the .mac service, you can still use other mails services under mail.app, and junk mail is free , its built in the mail application its not a .mac feature
thank you for your help mac15, but how exactly would i use yahoo.com as my mail account in apple mail app?
it keeps on asking for a password and is trying to locate on SMTP server smtp.mac.com
can anyone tell me what kind of idiot i am
tyler
Don't worry, everyone has there moments, but do you really need a Dual 1.25Ghz if you can't use a consumer program. I suppose you have Dual 23-inch Studio Displays as well.
You can fix this up in two ways.
Firstly you can go to the system preferences. Apple Menu --->> System Preferences and in it using the internet panel and in that select email. Those fields should be fairly straight forward all of the information should be obtainable from Yahoo.
You can also do it directly in mail. When mail is opne choose Mail -->> Preferences then click accounts (top right) then add a new account and enter your account details.
All this only works of course if you can use Yahoo mail directly from an application and not through webmail.
Good Luck
You can fix this up in two ways.
Firstly you can go to the system preferences. Apple Menu --->> System Preferences and in it using the internet panel and in that select email. Those fields should be fairly straight forward all of the information should be obtainable from Yahoo.
You can also do it directly in mail. When mail is opne choose Mail -->> Preferences then click accounts (top right) then add a new account and enter your account details.
All this only works of course if you can use Yahoo mail directly from an application and not through webmail.
Good Luck
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