MAC OS: Using Apple Mail

The video provides an overview of Ale's native mail application, highlighting key features such as accessing mail accounts, composing new messages, and connecting third-party accounts. It explains how to find the mail app, navigate through different mailboxes, compose emails with attachments and formatting options, and connect accounts like Gmail and Yahoo through system preferences.

Where can you find the Mail application if it's not in the Dock by default?

• Using Spotlight search, Launchpad, or Applications tab in Finder

• In the Safari browser

• In the System Preferences

• In the Downloads folder

What is the purpose of the smart mailboxes in Apple Mail?

• To store only flagged messages

• To organize emails by sender

• To combine messages from multiple accounts into one view

• To delete unwanted emails automatically

Which icon do you click to start composing a new email in Apple Mail?

• A magnifying glass

• A paper airplane

• A pen and notepad

• A gear icon

What can you do with the paper clip icon when composing an email?

• Schedule the email to be sent later

• Attach documents, photos, or PDFs

• Translate the email into another language

• Change the email's background color

Which formatting options are available in the top bar when composing an email?

• Font size, color, bold, italic, underline, alignment, and lists

• Adding a signature

• Changing the email's background color

• Scheduling the email to be sent later

How can you connect a Gmail account to Apple Mail?

• Using the Safari browser

• Through the Mail app settings

• By downloading a separate app

• Via System Preferences under Internet Accounts

Which of the following accounts can be added to Apple Mail?

• Only Gmail accounts

• Only Yahoo accounts

• Only iCloud accounts

• iCloud, Microsoft Exchange, Google, Yahoo, AOL, and others