Around 3,000 people live in Avalon, a small city on Catalina Island.
Airmail is good. If you want something free, EM Client is good, too. For the normal user, you're limited to two accounts on EM Client. I don't want to come off as an ass, but try sitting down with her and see what she might like? A lot of email clients these days use graphics in the way of actual options and it's a game to see what each one does. Airmail uses text and graphic icons that make sense, as in trash can for deleting or trashing emails. Otherwise, text is used whenever and wherever possible.
Windows 8 was a "clean slate" for Microsoft to remove old code in Windows that slowed down computers with lesser specs on previous Windows. Even though Windows 7 did surprisingly well on older hardware compared to Windows XP. Windows 8.1 and 10 continued to do this at launch, and continues to do this with each major update, twice a year. The more RAM you have, the more Windows will use at idle simply because it's faster and more efficient this way. However, Windows 10 made major improvements in how programs access and dispense of unused RAM. In other words, an identical setup on two computers with one using Windows 7 and Windows 10 may see anywhere from an 8-15% difference in RAM usage, with the latter being less, obviously.
Thanks for being one of very few people here who actually tries to demonstrate the problem. I tried to reproduce it myself but could not. I created a local mailbox, moved mail from Exchange to the local folder, but I see the content fine. This is not 'data loss' in any event. I wonder what condition could be causing your messages to be unreadable from a local mailbox.
Thanks for info, I also access O365. Normally I only keep mail on the server & move it around either manually or via 0365 rules. To test, I made macOS Mail rules that move messages from O365 to a local mailbox. I first verified the number of messages that the rule would apply to. The rule moved all the messages the rule applied to, none were lost and the contents were in tact. It seems there are more factors involved... let me know if you think of any to reproduce.
macOS Mail works great, this entire thread that’s now 13 pages long is full of !*%# posts without a single person being able to provide steps to reproduce what would be a very serious problem if true but no one is able to provide a credible source. A few people have shared some info, I cannot reproduce any data loss trying various ways.I had kind of been meaning to ask of Apple's Mail works these days (after hearing people talk about it on a podcast recently). I had given it up in the mid-2000s when it didn't really work with Gmail boxes. Look like I made a good decision.
(Apple Mail used to be one of my favorite apps.... like so many other apps I've slowly replaced over the years as Apple has ruined them.)
Remember, the 'all time high' thing is Wall Street, which doesn't have a whole lot to do with actual reality.
That said, Apple has been making record profits, but the state of things like this won't show up in the numbers for years.
The fanboys just say, "Oh, you guys just have short memories. Apple has always had their problems and bugs." But, I think my memory is working fine, and they are just seeing things through Wall Street colored glasses.
