How to Create a Smart Mailbox of Unread Mail in Mac OS X Leopard

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Tip 1 - How to Create a Smart Mailbox of Unread Mail in Mac OS X Leopard | eHow

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How to Create a Smart Mailbox of Unread Mail in Mac OS X Leopard | eHow

Using Mac OS X Mail to create a Smart Mailbox that keeps track of all of your unread email is a time-saver and a shortcut to digging through your daily incoming email. The unread Smart Mailbox is especially handy if you receive a lot of email or need a quick overview of your new email. Learn how to create a Smart Mailbox of unread mail in Mac OS X...

Tip 2 - Is there a Mail plugin to let me view unread emails first?

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Is there a Mail plugin to let me view unread emails first?

Similar to Gmail priority inbox, is there a Mail 6.3 (OSX Mountain Lion) plugin that lets me view unread messages first or sort them so they're at top of inbox?

Tip 3 - Five Essential Smart Mailboxes For Apple Mail [Mac]

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Five Essential Smart Mailboxes For Apple Mail [Mac]

Next to haggling with dozens of web browsing pages scattered all over my desktops, managing several dozen emails per day used to be the bane of my computer-using life. But not much anymore after I started using Smart Mailboxes in Apple's Mail. Smart Mailboxes work like smart albums in iTunes. They manage files according to…

Tip 4 - How to use Smart Mailboxes in Apple Mail

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How to use Smart Mailboxes in Apple Mail

Smart Mailboxes gather messages together on your behalf. Graham McKay show you how they work. And he includes a Tip for combining 'any' and 'all' criteria.

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