Mail

My iPhone has spoiled me somewhat. I’ve grown accustomed to being able to quickly view Google Maps by simply tapping on an address. Most iPhone owners are aware of this nifty feature but did you know you could do something similar in Mac OS X Leopard? Here’s how.

I previously explained how to drag-and-drop file attachments to trigger a new Apple Mail message. But did you know you could do the same thing with text? It’s easy. Here’s how.

Need to email a file to someone quickly? Simply drag your document, photo or most any file right to the Mail icon on your Dock. This works even with multiple files. Apple Mail will then open a new message window with your files already attached. The “To:” field will be selected, so that all you [...]

If you came to the Apple Mail application from Microsoft Outlook, you may be wondering how to attach a high priority setting to your emails. If you use priority settings often or just wish more convenience, here’s how to customize Apple Mail for quick access to priority levels.

The next time you’re browsing your iPhoto collection and feel the urge to share, take advantage of the built-in Share feature that allows you to quickly email photos from the iPhoto menu. Here’s how.