Use Server Settings preferences in Mail to change options for an account’s incoming and outgoing (SMTP) mail servers. To change these preferences in the Mail app on your Mac, choose Mail Preferences, click Accounts, then click Server Settings. Note: The settings you see vary depending on your account type. Incoming mail server settings. Launch Apple Mail. Select 'Preferences' from the Mail toolbar menu. Choose 'Accounts' and click the Plus button. Enter your full name and your Comcast email address and password in the corresponding fields. Press 'Continue.' Click the 'Advanced' tab in the Accounts window to access the advanced settings for your Comcast account. Choose Preferences. From the Mail menu. Click the Accounts icon in the toolbar at the top of the Mail Preferences window. Important Email Settings of Charter.net (Charter) Email Account: To access your Charter.net email account from a desktop email program, you’ll need the IMAP and SMTP settings. You just need to copy the below details in the configuration of Charter.net Email Settings. It will work perfectly. 1 Setting Up Mac® Mail (Based on version 2.1 for Mac OS 10.4 Tiger) Technical Manual: Configuration and Setup Document Updated: 1/07 8. Mac Mail will now verify your address to make sure the settings are correct. This is a somewhat slow process (although not as slow as the one in Step 13). If there’s an error, recheck your.
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Use Viewing preferences in Mail to change options for viewing messages.
To change these preferences in the Mail app on your Mac, choose Mail > Preferences, then click Viewing.
Charter.net Mac Mail Setting For Email Account
Option | Description | ||||||||||
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List Preview | The number of lines of the message to show in the message list. | ||||||||||
Move discarded messages into | Choose whether to move the messages to the Trash mailbox so you can delete them or move messages to the Archive mailbox when you swipe left on a message in the message list. This setting also determines whether you can delete or archive messages from Mail notifications. | ||||||||||
Show message headers | Show default or custom fields in message headers. To add fields, click the pop-up menu, choose Custom, click the Add button , then enter the name of a message header, such as Return-Path. | ||||||||||
Display unread messages with bold font | In column layout, show unread messages in bold to help distinguish them from messages you have read. | ||||||||||
Load remote content in messages | When remote content is retrieved from a server, information about your Mac can be revealed. You can deselect the option for increased security, but some messages may not display correctly. Remote content isn’t displayed in messages that Mail marks as junk. | ||||||||||
Use Smart Addresses | Show recipients’ names but not their email addresses (if a recipient is in the Contacts app or the Previous Recipients list, or on a network server). | ||||||||||
Use dark backgrounds for messages | Show messages in the preview area and new messages you’re writing with a dark background (when this option is selected) or a light background (when this option isn’t selected). This option is available only if you selected the Dark appearance in General System Preferences. When this option is selected, you can switch to a light background while viewing or writing a message. Choose View > Message > Show with Light Background. To see the message with a dark background again, choose View > Message > Show with Dark Background. | ||||||||||
Highlight messages with color when not grouped | When conversations are turned off, highlight the messages in a conversation in the message list, to help identify them more easily. Click the color well to choose a highlight color. | ||||||||||
Include related messages | Include related messages (those located in other mailboxes) when viewing a conversation. | ||||||||||
Mark all messages as read when opening a conversation | Mark all unread messages in a conversation as read when you view the primary message of the conversation. | ||||||||||
Show most recent message at the top | Display the most recent message in a conversation first in the preview area. If deselected, the oldest message appears first. | ||||||||||
You can sort, filter, and otherwise change how messages appear in the message list.