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Tetrachloride

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10. Welcome to the club.

Tue Dec 22, 2020, 12:36 PM

Dec 2020

This post is for iCloud.com users.

Option 1. If you have a Mac, I advise this link or Option 2. I am a Option 2 person myself.

https://www.idownloadblog.com/2019/02/04/set-up-icloud-mail-rules-emails/

Just like you can set up rules on your Mac for the Mail app, you can do the same for iCloud.com Mail. You can move messages, mark them a certain way, or forward them automatically without even touching them. This is a terrific way to keep your inbox organized and find the emails you need much faster. ....

Head over to iCloud.com, sign into your account, and click Mail to get started.

1) Click the Show Actions Menu button (gear icon) on the bottom left and select Rules.

2) On the top right of the pop-up window, click Add a Rule.

3) Start at the top of the small box with If a message. Select an option from the drop-down box. You can choose from conditions like if a message is from a certain sender or has a particular word in the subject.

Option 2: Make rules on your Mac in Mail / Preferences. Leave Mac running a lot.

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Option 3: on iCloud, you can use additional mail "aliases". Its the same account but a different address. So, when I subscribe to email list, I use one of my aliases.

------ If you have a Mac store near you, visit them for an overview. They may ask you to sign up for a tutorial.

If you don't use a computer for this email account, you might need to invest in a keyboard.

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this question is so dumb, i cant find it on apple support- ipad. [View all] mopinko Dec 2020 OP

If your using gmail nykym Dec 2020 #1

nope. apple mail. mopinko Dec 2020 #5

I recently got a very nice apple laptop from the office, and I hate it primarily because mr_lebowski Dec 2020 #2

Anything in here? soothsayer Dec 2020 #3

And mass delete soothsayer Dec 2020 #4

iOS 13: How to use the new gestures for cut, copy, paste, undo, and redo on iPhone and iPad Make7 Dec 2020 #6

thank you. mopinko Dec 2020 #7

In the Mail app, Tap iCloud (for just apple email), or All Inboxes. Then tap Edit on the top right happybird Dec 2020 #8

i dont see edit. mopinko Dec 2020 #9

Oops, it's not all the way to the right happybird Dec 2020 #11

Welcome to the club. Tetrachloride Dec 2020 #10

One good reason why my iPad has a keyboard, part of a cover. question everything Jan 2021 #12