My wife typed a very long email message, but did not have the recipient's address correct. Immediately upon sending it, she got the form Unable to Send information. She looked in her Sent folder, but I guess since the message was not technically sent, it does not appear. Is there any way to retrieve the very long email she typed rather than starting over?
Info:MacBookPro, Mac OS X (10.7.3)
About a week ago I noticed that my emails were not being received by Mail. I have my mail set up on my iPhone as well and I was receiving emails on the iPhone, however they were not showing up on my macbook pro. The account is sbcglobal.net. How can I fix this?
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MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.3), Mail
I am using Macbook Pro (OS Lion), unable to send/receive emails. I have reset all settings (no help). Problem is temporarily resolved by logging into webmail but then issue returns once Apple Mail app is shut down and then re-opened. Server tech support (Rogers/Yahoo) says that the mail client keeps sending the wrong password so the account gets locked out. I have changed the password and re-entered all the mail settings?
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Mac Pro, Other OS
It just spins forever on the .mac POP account.I didn't change anything from a perfectly functioning Snow Leopard.
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MacBook 2.22 10.5.1, iBook 14 1.33, eMac 800 superdrive, Mac OS X (10.5.1)
I reset my mail password with my ISP. I went into mail preferences and changed the password there, but i cannot send or receive mail.
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iMac, Mac OS X (10.5.8)
Mail: "The server rejected the password" alert even with correct password?
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iMac Core Duo 2 GHz with 2 GB RAM, Mac OS X (10.6.8), iPhone 4, Apple TV Gen 2, iPad 2
If I send an iMessage to my daughter in Boston, it works fine. She is also an iMessage user.Â
Sending the same message with a photograph: iMessage will say it has been "delivered" - but then 30 seconds or so later it changes to indicate that transmission failed. Retry never works.Â
I tried to reorganize my mail by using the advice on a previous post. In effect, all of my mail disappeared. Any ideas on how to retrieve my mail? Here is the previous post:Okay, here's what I'd do. Close Mail. Go to a folder named Mail in your Home's Library, open it, and drag everything inside it to a new Folder on your Desktop. This means everything (on your computer at least) is backed up.
Now, find a file named com.apple.mail.plist and drag it to the Desktop too.Okay, now when you open Mail, it should be like-new. Put in your .Mac account details again and re-download all your emails. If your problems are Mail-based and not .Mac-based, this should have solved them. Good luck and tell me if there are bits you don't like in what I've said and I'll try to make it clearer.
I thought you could still get mail in the mail program after July 1st if you were running OS 10.5. I woke up this morning and no new mail on my old iMac running OS 10.5.8. All my other devices are fine. I have a laptop running 10.6 and the mail program will get my .mac acco
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iMac, Mac OS X (10.5.8)
Does anyone else use [URL:...] the site seems to be down, l can send mail but cannot retrieve it. Anyone else having problems with [URL:...]
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Recently, my logic board failed - and I took out my internal drive, so I could boot off GF's Macbook and carry on working while the MBP was getting fixed.
For some reason when using the Macbook - all my settings went from Mail - and I had to re-enter all my accounts. When I did this, I couldn't get all my accounts up, and the ones that did had some files and folders missing.
I get a never ending request for my password; from a rejection of the server "url...". My iPhone retrieves mail fine; and I can log into iCloud ok.
Info:MacBookPro, Mac OS X (10.7.4)
Suddenly my 'Mail' program does not 'Get Mail' when I clik the button or choose the command in the menu. Nothing happens, no sign of downloading anything.Â
But the red dot on the Dock icon shows I have 8000+ unread messages.Â
I haven't added any new software or upgraded the OS for a number of days. Worked OK this morning. I've tried restarting both the program and the computer.Â
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Mac Pro, Mac OS X (10.5.8)
Is there a way I can retrieve my mac mail password? I keep getting asked for it but I've forgotten what it is as I haven't had to use it for years. I've tried keychain but I have no mail password in it. I tried using the same password as my isp's webmail, which I never use, but it didn't work.Â
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Mac OS X (10.5.8), 2 GB SDRAM, 250 GB HD
How to retrieve emails from last year, that I deleted from 'trash' in my mail folder?
Info:MacBook, Mac OS X (10.5.8)
I just set up my new iMac, migrated everything from my MacBook Pro, and everything works EXCEPT Mail. I have configured my MobileMe settings to synch everything, and online, everything is there: contacts, all old email, etc... but Mail doesn't show any of this stuff, nor will it retrieve or synch any of my email accounts. Also, I have to Force Quit it everytime to exit the program.
Could this be something with the Preferences file, or .plist file?
I use Mail to access 4 different email accounts, two of which are Gmail accounts. About a week ago Mail stopped retrieving the messages of one of the accounts. It looks like it is trying to download them in that the little status wheel spins, but nothing happens on that account. I can send mail from it, however it is extremely slow to send. I installed Snow Leopard about two months ago and have had no other problems. Now all of a sudden Mail won't download any of my messages from this Gmail account. I haven't changed any settings, and I can access my mail at [URL] using the net interface and also on my iPhone and there are plenty of new messages there. I don't know what to do.
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Mac mini (Mid 2010), OS X Mountain Lion (10.8)
How can I get back my mac emails from 2003 - 2007?
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iMac, Mac OS X (10.7.2)
I want to migrate from my old PC to Mac, but when I type in my password. Mac won't let me. Is there a way to retrieve my password for migration assistant?
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MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.3)
I lost all my contacts in Office for Mas 2011.How do I go into Time Machine and retrieve all my contacts?
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MacBookPro, Mac OS X (10.7.3)
Some how through interacting through my iMac file system via PlayStation3 Media Server and my Macbook Pro, the permissions on my Movies folder were what I can only describe as totally nuked and I can no longer access my data. There are no longer any permissions associated with my movies folder in my user's home directory. Accordingly, I cannot access the large volume of movies (all law fully copied from hard copies which I own, of course) via local disk acess or over the network through my Playstation 3 or by mounting my user volume onto my Macbook Pro. I did change the owner via the terminal and the chown command but while the directory comes up when I look at the permissions using root access, when navigating through the finder I still cannot access the data in the folder.Â
I would like to try to get my movies back.Â
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iMac, Mac OS X (10.7.3)
As per the title, how do i get mail to retrieve only the inbox and not the spam folder with pop?Â
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iMac, 24"Early 2009/NVIDIA GeForce GT120
How do I retrieve music files from trah bin in Mac OS Lion? There is no put back option available. Tried to copy files to no avail.
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iMac, Mac OS X (10.7.4)
