Apple Mail does not have a built-in feature for out of office replies, but you can set up one or more rules to automatically send out custom replies to incoming emails. Here we'll show you how to set up a rule to automatically send out a reply to any emails received in a specific account as an example.
You can try this in Apple Mail:
Create a new mailbox and select the account. For the mailbox name, type Inbox/new mailbox name and then quit mail (meaning type 'Inbox/' preceding the mailbox name). Open Mail and it should create a subfolder under the inbox of the account selected. I haven't used this, so I'm not sure how well it works.
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- From the Mail menu, select Preferences. Go to the Accounts tab, and then click the plus sign (+) at the bottom of the Accounts box. In the Add Account window, enter your full name, email address and email password.
- This article describes the various email associations that can be made with an Apple ID: About your Apple ID email addresses To be able to use this email address as an Apple ID, you will need to locate the Apple ID it is associated with and change it so that email is no longer associated with an Apple ID. It will then be available for use.
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Note that when you view this at the webmail site, the sub mailbox will not appear under the Inbox. It will appear as an additional IMAP mailbox (label in gmail).
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I have created sub mailboxes under my gmail account as seen below to test:
Apple Mail does not have a built-in feature for out of office replies, but you can set up one or more rules to automatically send out custom replies to incoming emails. Here we'll show you how to set up a rule to automatically send out a reply to any emails received in a specific account as an example.
You can try this in Apple Mail:
Create a new mailbox and select the account. For the mailbox name, type Inbox/new mailbox name and then quit mail (meaning type 'Inbox/' preceding the mailbox name). Open Mail and it should create a subfolder under the inbox of the account selected. I haven't used this, so I'm not sure how well it works.
- Just like that, your Mac is a powerful server. MacOS Server brings even more power to your business, home office, or school. Designed to work with macOS and iOS, macOS Server makes it easy to configure Mac and iOS devices. It's also remarkably simple to install, set up, and manage.
- From the Mail menu, select Preferences. Go to the Accounts tab, and then click the plus sign (+) at the bottom of the Accounts box. In the Add Account window, enter your full name, email address and email password.
- This article describes the various email associations that can be made with an Apple ID: About your Apple ID email addresses To be able to use this email address as an Apple ID, you will need to locate the Apple ID it is associated with and change it so that email is no longer associated with an Apple ID. It will then be available for use.
- To Set Up Your E-mail Account in Microsoft Outlook In Microsoft Outlook, from the E-mail Accounts menu, select Tools. On the E-mail Accounts wizard window, select Add a new e-mail account, and then click Next.
Set Up Mac Mail For Gmailpaperslasopa Windows 7
Note that when you view this at the webmail site, the sub mailbox will not appear under the Inbox. It will appear as an additional IMAP mailbox (label in gmail).
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I have created sub mailboxes under my gmail account as seen below to test:
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