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Mail App Tips & Lessons

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  1. General Mail Lessons
    4 Lessons
  2. Lessons for Mail on the Mac
    34 Lessons
    1. Adding Accounts and Account Options
    2. Reading and Marking Messages
    3. Composing New Messages
    4. How to tell if an email is Spam or not
    5. Cc and Bcc Fields
    6. Replying To, Forwarding, and Redirecting
    7. Adding Attachments and Photos
    8. Downloading Attachments and Photos
    9. Working with Signatures
    10. Add your Physical Signature to the Mail App on the Mac
    11. Flagging Messages
    12. Reducing Junk Mail
    13. Filter your Junk Mail
    14. Favorite Mailboxes for Quick Access
    15. Block Email Messages from Specific Senders
    16. Setting Preview Lines for Mail Messages
    17. Creating and Moving Mailboxes
    18. Delete Email Addresses
    19. Add Contact Photos to Mail Messages
    20. Organize Messages by Conversations
    21. Searching Messages
    22. Delete, Archive, Move, and Copy Messages
    23. Creating and Organizing Mailboxes
    24. Creating Smart Mailboxes
    25. Creating Rules for Messages
    26. Customizing the Toolbar and the Favorites Bar
    27. Export Mailboxes for Backup
    28. Import Mailboxes into Mail
    29. View your Mail using the Column Layout
    30. A Quick Look at Mail Preferences
    31. Troubleshooting Mail
    32. One Click Filtering for Mail Messages
    33. Change Views with Split View and Top Hits
    34. Move Messages to and Add Emojis
  3. Lessons for Mail on the iPad
    19 Lessons
  4. Lessons for Mail for the iPhone
    20 Lessons
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In this lesson for Mail on the Mac, I look at how to use Cc, or carbon copy, and Bcc, or blind carbon copy, when sending a message in mail.

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