Creating folders is as simple as using the new mailbox button on the
main mail screen when you're on the screen where you read your mail.
Simply click the new mailbox button, and it'll walk you through the
process. Rules are created in the preferences, (command-comma),
select your account (though in your case, it probably isn't necessary
since you only have one) then again, follow the prompts to setup your
rule sets to move items into the newly created mailbox. You'll be
asked things like what to match on, (subject, to, from, mail body,
and so on) and then you'll be asked what to match, and other things,
but those are really the only two you *need* to fill out, and save
the rule, then tell it to apply to current messages, and the ones you
already have will be moved into the new mailbox if they meet the
criteria in the rule you just created, and new messages will be
directed there automatically.
hth.
On Feb 23, 2013, at 6:53 PM, George Cham wrote:
I'm back with more questions.
1 how do I create folders in mac mail?
2 how do I create rules so that messages can go into their own folder
I only have one email account setup at the moment.
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