Here's to a discovery-rich week—with a way to remove unwanted addresses you find in iOS Mail, a way to find peace writing fresh emails in OS X and a way to find unread messages in Gmail!
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click here | | | | | | | | Distracted While Writing Email? This OS X App Can Help | | Without new messages coming in and old demanding your eye and mind's attention, Let.ter lets you compose and send emails in a clean, focused and inspiring environment. Its restrictions can also be limiting, however. Find Let.ter reviewed here. (Mac) | | | | | | | How to Remove Auto-Saved Addresses from iOS Mail | | Do email addresses appear and names, too, unrecognizable to you, when you try to add recipients for an email in iOS Mail? They are likely previous recipients collected automatically by iOS Mail. You can delete them. | | | | | | | How to Find All Your Unread Messages in Gmail | | A newsletter you cannot seem to unsubscribe from, an obnoxious sender or automated emails you never read: in iCloud Mail at icloud.com, it is easy to block—automatically delete—messages from an unwanted address. | | | | | | | | | | | You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the Email newsletter.
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