CHAPTER 7

Sending and Receiving E-Mail

macOS includes Mail, a powerful but easy-to-use e-mail app. After setting up your e-mail accounts, you can send and receive e-mail messages and files.

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Set Up Your E-Mail Accounts

Send an E-Mail Message

Receive and Read Your Messages

Reply to a Message

Forward a Message

Send a File via E-Mail

Receive a File via E-Mail

View E-Mail Messages by Conversations

Block and Unblock Contacts

Reduce the Amount of Spam You Receive

Set Up Your E-Mail Accounts

The Mail app enables you to send and receive e-mail messages easily using your existing e-mail accounts. If you add an iCloud account to your user account during initial setup or in System Preferences, macOS can automatically set up e-mail in Mail. After setup, you can add other e-mail accounts manually. For some accounts, you need only your e-mail address and your password. For other accounts, you also need to enter the addresses and types of your provider’s mail servers. If the provider offers two-factor authentication, which gives you an extra layer of security, you should use it.

Set Up Your E-Mail Accounts

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001.eps Click Mail () on the Dock to open Mail.

Click Mail to open the Mail menu.

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