Chapter 11. How to Send and Receive EmailIn this chapterSet up your account 150Mail 152The Viewer window 152Write and send an email message 153Tips for writing messages 155Check for messages 156Tips for replying to messages 157Attach a file 158Download an attachment that someone sent you 160View and print photographs you've been sent 160Address Book 162Add new names and addresses to Address Book 163Add a name and address from Mail 164Send email to someone from your Address Book 165Address an email message in Mail using the Address Pane 165Also Try This 166Make a group mailing list 166Send email to a group mailing list 167Have your mail read out loud to you 167Remember 168 The Mac application for email is called Mail. As you'd expect, with Mail you can write email messages, send messages, and receive messagesthat's what this chapter covers. Mail actually goes way beyond those basic functions; it has many useful tools for organizing, formatting, searching, and filtering email. But to keep this book "little," I had to put the more detailed information about the other features (more than 640 pages) into Cool Mac Apps, second edition. This chapter, however, will get you sending and receiving email and attachments.Chapter 9, and you must already have an email account with someone.The Address Book is a separate application that works in conjunction with Mail. You can save your favorite email addresses, make a group list to send a message to a number of people at once, enter an address in a new message with the click of the mouse, and more. |