MacPower users episode 303.

Email best practices. Hello everyone this is David Sparks along with my pal Katie Floyd how you

today Katie I'm great David how are you excellent I know this is kind of a thing we've done before, but I thought it was time we went back to email

again.

Back to where it all started?

Yeah.

We've covered email a few times over the course of the show, but you know we're looking at it in 2016

both of us have changed a lot of our best practices there's a lot more email clients out

So we thought we'd focus today's show on on those two

problems. So today we're going to look at you know what are some of the better

practices for email here in 2016 and let's talk a little bit about the competing email clients

available on Mac and iOS. We are not going to go back and talk about I-map

versus Pop and some of the other stuff that we've covered at length in prior email shows

we'll put a couple of those in the links but instead I think I just kind of

want to focus on the nuts and bolts of it all. Yeah and you know we've done other

shows on email and we can put links to those in the show notes.

You know, famously our very first two episodes, it was really just the first episode, but we split it into was all about email.

We've done subsequent shows on email, but a lot has changed in the world of email.

We've adopted some new practices for our email, and more and more, there are a lot of new email

clients out there.

Some people are not necessarily happy with the state of Apple Mail, both on the Mac and on iOS, and we've been trying some alternate email clients.

They're going to give you some of our thoughts on those.

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