Table of Contents • • • • If you operate multiple email accounts from your “Mail” software, you might want to switch which account is used as the “default” account to perform certain actions, like sending a new. The instructions below will help you to set a different email account as the default on your. Before we start: G Suite – get the App! Before you get into this, if you are a Silicon Dales customer on, or you buy your G Suite direct (there’s no difference, except we manage the account for your company – the processes are the same!), then you should get the Gmail app for your iPad, iPhone or other Apple device, and access your mail through there. It just works 😉 Alter default account in Mac OS X Mail To change the default email account in Mac OS X Mail: • Go to menu Mail > Preferences • Click on “Composing” • Select the account you would like as default under “Send new messages from:” (or Send new mail from:) – this is under “Addressing:”) • Close the preferences window. Alter default account in Mac OS X Mail 1 The below instructions will help you change your default mail account in Mac OS X Mail 1.x: • Go to menu Mail > Preferences • Click onto the Accounts tab • Click on the account you’d like to make the default, hold down the button, and drag it to the top of the accounts list. • Release the mouse button.

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Discuss this topic with fellow iPod touch users. ICloud Support When you set up iCloud, you get a free me.com email account. ICloud automatically pushes new email messages to all your devices, so your inbox is up to date everywhere you check it.

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You have a couple of ways to configure this. First off, make sure both the computer and iPhone have been set up to use the same Apple ID. • You can disable Messages.app's ability to receive text messages on your Mac: • Open the Messages application.

Access your preferences by going to the menubar and clicking Messages -> Preferences. • Under the 'Accounts' tab, you will see all the accounts you've set up to use with Messages, including iCloud. Selecting 'iCloud' from the options on the left side of that screen will show the email addresses you specified and your phone number. • Unchecking these will disable the ability of Messages.app to receive those messages you wish to send only between mobile devices.

• On your iPhone: • Tap 'Settings', then scroll down to 'Messages' and tap it. • Scroll down to 'Send and Receive' and tap it. Look for the menu option heading that says 'You can be reached by iMessage at:', which has your phone number (checked by default) and the email account you configured when you initially set up your iPhone. This is probably your apple ID, but can be any other email address you've specified. • Simply tap the email addresses that are checked to disable them. This should force messages to communicate with only your phone number. It should work by disabling all but your phone number on iMessage, but you may need to disable everything on your Mac as well.

A little experimentation and tweaking should get you set in just a couple of minutes.