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Hello,
I bought a new macbook and with my previous macbook i could make a new message in my mail program with a + sign in the right corner of an e-mail that i was preparing.
This option is gone in the new version - could anyone help me out here?
Old system version: 14.0 (3654.60.0.2.21)
New system version: 14.0 (3654.60.0.2.32)
I loved this option!
Thanks in advance,
Steve
MacBook Pro (2020 and later)
Do you mean in the window toolbar, a + button to open a new message window?
I don't see an option to do that, but there is IMHO a better way: Command-N. No need to reach for the mouse or take your hands off the keyboard.
Do you mean in the window toolbar, a + button to open a new message window?
I don't see an option to do that, but there is IMHO a better way: Command-N. No need to reach for the mouse or take your hands off the keyboard.
Do you actually mean a new message?
When I am composing a mail message, I do see a circled + sign at the top right. It allows me to add a new address to the list of addressees of my message.
Did you mean this, or something else?
The Little + circled is to add people from your address book in the To field - it's another + just above the circled one
new message with a + sign in my prepared mail
