In earlier versions of apple mail, it was possible to have a column in the list view of emails, which told you, whether the email contained an attachment and if so, how many. Is it possible to have the same function on the newer versions, like 16.0?
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 10.13
The problem is, that an "attachment" column cannot be added, because there is not such option
If you are using column layout, ctrl-click on the list headers to add or remove columns.
Anton Deitmar1 wrote:
How? As soon as I activate screen shot, the pop-up vanishes.
If you control-click and then press Command-Shift-4 WITHOUT releasing the mouse, you take the screenshot with the menu.
EDIT: just control-click and then press Command-Shift-4 works, even you release the mouse.
Or you can use Command-Shift-5, select the area you want, add a 5-sec delay, click Capture, and go open the menu.
After lunch, I realized that it was a perception problem. The first reason being that the mouse covered part of the button, secondly, I didnt expect a pop-up that would reach over the top bar, I rather expected it to roll down, so I literally didn't see the first item.
Sorry for the hassle.
Anton
Follow previous advise and us Column View in Mail
I use column layout, and I see the options, but the first line "attachments" is missing.
Screen Shot please
How? As soon as I activate screen shot, the pop-up vanishes.
Want to see if an email contains an attachment
