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Email on Apple Mac
carly
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Can someone please help . I know nothing about Apple products. OH has a problem whereby all emails have started going into trash. He can pick them up via SKY ( Yahoo). Talk me through getting them to go into icloud email mailbox in words that a 5 year old can understand.
Thanks in advance
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Apple products are not that exotic or different from Windows, assuming we are talking about computers rather than phones.carly said:Can someone please help . I know nothing about Apple products. OH has a problem whereby all emails have started going into trash. He can pick them up via SKY ( Yahoo). Talk me through getting them to go into icloud email mailbox in words that a 5 year old can understand.
Thanks in advance
So is he using Mail, another application or is he logging into webmail using Safari/Chrome?
Are you sure he wants to start using an iCloud email address instead of his current Sky address?1 -
Hi, he likes to have several options at any one time. So he has an icloud address and uses the inbuilt Mail app ( so he tells me ) and also uses a Sky address which he would like to forward to the icloud address on the laptop. it used to work but stopped a week or so ago.0
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Are the emails he receives addressed to his @icloud.com address and going in to the "junk" folder?Check that there isn't some odd rule set up.Open Mail, then top left click Mail, then settings then have a look at "Rules" and "Junk Mail"Things that are differerent: draw & drawer, brought & bought, loose & lose, dose & does, payed & paid1
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If he wants to use the Sky email with the Mac Mail app then he needs to add the Sky account.Open Mail, Settings (not Accounts) then Accounts from the pop up that appears. That is where the details of any accounts can be added or removed.Things that are differerent: draw & drawer, brought & bought, loose & lose, dose & does, payed & paid2
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If you are getting emails going to junk then take them out and move them to inbox, next time they will go to inbox
The same with emails you don’t want, move them to junk and thats where they will go next time1 -
MikeJXE said:If you are getting emails going to junk then take them out and move them to inbox, next time they will go to inbox
The same with emails you don’t want, move them to junk and thats where they will go next time
Unfortunately that doesn't always work.Things that are differerent: draw & drawer, brought & bought, loose & lose, dose & does, payed & paid0 -
Why's he forwarding them rather than just adding the Sky account to the Mail app too? Like Outlook and other mail clients you can have many accounts from different providers setup at the same time.carly said:Hi, he likes to have several options at any one time. So he has an icloud address and uses the inbuilt Mail app ( so he tells me ) and also uses a Sky address which he would like to forward to the icloud address on the laptop. it used to work but stopped a week or so ago.1 -
I have asked him this, as this is what I do on my PC. I think it's just the way he's done things historically and he uses different apps for different email senders. ( work, family , social groups etc). It had worked for him in the past but gone haywire recently . I've only got involved because the moaning and groaning is annoying me now. 😱MyRealNameToo said:
Why's he forwarding them rather than just adding the Sky account to the Mail app too? Like Outlook and other mail clients you can have many accounts from different providers setup at the same time.carly said:Hi, he likes to have several options at any one time. So he has an icloud address and uses the inbuilt Mail app ( so he tells me ) and also uses a Sky address which he would like to forward to the icloud address on the laptop. it used to work but stopped a week or so ago.
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It would be much simpler and easier all round if he used whatever mail client he likes then set up whatever accounts he wants on that.Things that are differerent: draw & drawer, brought & bought, loose & lose, dose & does, payed & paid2
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I do similar, use Mail for my personal email addresses and use Outlook for work, mainly as I want to seperate my email so when showing a colleague a work email dont have to have all my personal mail on screen and so I can set Work and Home focus modes with each suppressing the notifications of the other. Also as some clients BYOD rules require you to use Outlook so they have more control over what you can do with the email (or so they think)carly said:
I have asked him this, as this is what I do on my PC. I think it's just the way he's done things historically and he uses different apps for different email senders. ( work, family , social groups etc). It had worked for him in the past but gone haywire recently . I've only got involved because the moaning and groaning is annoying me now. 😱MyRealNameToo said:
Why's he forwarding them rather than just adding the Sky account to the Mail app too? Like Outlook and other mail clients you can have many accounts from different providers setup at the same time.carly said:Hi, he likes to have several options at any one time. So he has an icloud address and uses the inbuilt Mail app ( so he tells me ) and also uses a Sky address which he would like to forward to the icloud address on the laptop. it used to work but stopped a week or so ago.
He can still do this and have the two accounts directly accessed in Mail than have one forward to the other and then all being picked up in one.1
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