Chapter 9
Putting Your Mail in Its Place
In This Chapter
Following the rules of email etiquette
Throwing away spam automatically
Responding to mail, or not
Keeping an email address book
Forwarding and filing mail
Sending and receiving exotic mail and mail attachments
Sorting and filtering your messages
After you get used to using email, you start sending and receiving enough messages that you had better keep it organized. This chapter describes how to delete, reply to, forward, and file messages in webmail systems such as Gmail and Outlook.com, smartphones and tablets, Outlook (which comes with Microsoft Office), and Apple Mail (which comes with Mac OS X). Refer to Chapter 8 to find out how to get started using these programs.
After you read (or decide not to read) an email message, ...
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