Oh, that's great. Ok, i found instructions here for setting up iCloud email
rules:
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2650
I'll have to give this some thought. Options are always a good thing.
Thanks,
Teresa
"We're made of star stuff."--Carl Sagan
On Feb 4, 2014, at 1:33 PM, Tim Kilburn wrote:
>
Hi,
If the rule is set up on the iCloud site, then it will be done on everything.
If you set them up on your Mac, as long as the Mac gets the messages before you
check them on the iDevice, then they will be moved by the Mac and consequently
where you want them on the iDevice. I believe that s
Thanks much, Tim. It didn't occur to me to try this.
As for rules, would you have to move messages manually on an iDevice if you
have rules set up on the computer? I currently have 15 filters set up on Gmail,
and I get over 1000 messages a day.
Teresa
"Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best
Hi,
Make sure that when you create the Mailbox, it is placed inside or below the
iCloud account. When in the Mail app on your iDevice, double-tap on the iCloud
InBox under the Accounts section, then double-tap the Edit button and then
double-tap on the New Mailbox button down at the bottom of
Thanks, Tim. How would one go about making sure that mailboxes created for
mailing lists are available on an iDevice?
Teresa
"The Golden Age of science fiction is twelve."--Pete Graham
On Feb 4, 2014, at 10:32 AM, Tim Kilburn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The iCloud Mail service uses iMap as well and the
Hi,
The iCloud Mail service uses iMap as well and therefore is totally syncable
across all your Apple devices. In fact, I'm pretty sure that Apple prides
themselves on most of their services being totally usable across all their
devices. With respect to being charged for Mail, I've never hear
The only reason I've hesitated about switching is that I've had the ability on
gmail to manage my folders across devices. I get email from ten mailing lists,
and I definitely do not want all those messages in my inbox. If you set up
local rules on the Mac, does iCloud sync them to iOS?
Teresa
iCloud mail doesn't charge you.
On Feb 4, 2014, at 11:28 AM, Pete Nalda wrote:
> I know iCloud mail is set up by default, but how would I know how many
> messages I'd get before I'm charged? Gmail has become way to unpredictable on
> mavericks. Which is what it seems I'm hearing here.
>
> Egu
I know iCloud mail is set up by default, but how would I know how many messages
I'd get before I'm charged? Gmail has become way to unpredictable on mavericks.
Which is what it seems I'm hearing here.
Egun On, Lagunak! (basque for G'day, Mates
Louie P (Pete) Nalda
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Yes iCloud mail is excellent. I have used iCloud mail.
On Feb 4, 2014, at 10:31 AM, Traci Duncan wrote:
> Has anyone jumped ship and gone from gMail to iCloud mail?
>
> The mail problems with my Mac are driving me nuts! It takes forever to get
> new messages, and messages I've deleted often re
Has anyone jumped ship and gone from gMail to iCloud mail?
The mail problems with my Mac are driving me nuts! It takes forever to get new
messages, and messages I've deleted often reappear later.
Any advice is welcome.
Traci
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