Chapter 32. Mail and Address Book
The Mac OS X application for handling email is called Mail. As you’d expect, Mail enables you to write email messages, send messages, and receive messages. Beyond those basic functions, Mail has many useful tools for organizing, formatting, searching, and filtering email.
The Address Book is a separate application that works in conjunction with Mail. You can save your favorite email addresses, make a mailing 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.
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The Viewer Window
Compose and send a new message
Save a message as a draft
Add an address to a message
Check for new messages
Reply to a message
Reply to all recipients ...
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