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Thanks for the clarity. Appreciated. As...How to use a single Mail.app Archive (without losing your mind) By: Merlin Mann (46 replies) August 16, 2007 - 3:36am
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Thanks for the clarity. Appreciated. As...
Thanks for the clarity. Appreciated.
As you say, my mileage varies… What I’d really like is a literal archive file of all 2006 messages (received/sent) that can be indexed and searched independent of my 2007 working bucket of bits. Same for 2005, 2004 and so on. For some it might be by month or by topic or whatever… I simply need a smaller Mail.app file for my mailbox. It’s getting unwieldy and it’s been a lifesaver having the stuff so easily accessible. CYA type stuff if you hadn’t guessed.