I have recently got a new macbook pro (early 2015) with El Capitan.
Once I logged into iCloud on it, I realised all my mailbox folders were there, except a custom one that I have made a while ago on my old mac.
I am signed into everything, so I wonder why that sub-folder (sub of Archive) does not appear?
MacBook Pro, OS X El Capitan (10.11.6)
Restore from a Time Machine backup
Restore specific files:
- Choose Enter Time Machine from the Time Machine menu
, or click Time Machine in the Dock.
- Find the files to restore:
- Use the timeline on the edge of the screen to see the files in your Time Machine backup as they were at that date and time. The timeline may also include local snapshots.
- Use the onscreen up and down arrows to jump to the last time the contents of the window changed. You can also use the search field in a window to find a file, then move through time while focused on changes to that file.
- Select a file and press Space Bar to preview the file and make sure it's the one you want.
- Click Restore to restore the selected file, or Control-click the file for other options.
Restore everything:
- To restore everything in your Time Machine backup, use OS X Recovery.
- To copy the files, settings, and OS X user accounts in your backup to another Mac, use Migration Assistant.
Hi there,
Thanks for your reply.
I do not use/have a time machine.
Is there any other way to do so?
I no longer have access to my old Mac, so it has to be somehow through the iCloud...
Thanks,
H
Hello !
If you have created a smart mail box folder like this in i cloud mail .
And you are not able to see it , click on smart folder and type its name in search field .
Suggested article : OS X El Capitan: Create or modify a Smart Folder
Thanks !
Thank you! I found it...
But how can I "bring it out" like it was, as a sub-mailbox, and child it to my Archive folder?
I have read a few articles, though they mainly focus on creating and modifying smart mailboxes.
Of course now that I know how to find it, I can always search for it, but how can I drag it out, so I can see it in the Mail sidebar, for dragging messages onto it, etc...?
Cheers
Select mail or mails in Archive folder and drag and drop into smart mail box folder or second method select smart mail box folder , take cursor to top menu bar , click on messages - move to Archive again or can press shift + command + T
A screen shot is for reference :
Thanks !
Many thanks!
My pleasure đ
Missing sub-mailbox on a new mac
