Apple has updated two of its technotes for Apple Mail.

Mac OS X 10.4, Mail: Messages seem to be missing, or “Message has not been downloaded” alert appears when opening provides tips on how to rebuild POP and IMAP mailboxes or re-import them when you know that some are missing.

Mail: Can’t send messages, “Cannot send message using the server smtp.xxxxx.com” alert appears shows you how to troubleshoot and change SMTP servers.

I always find it hard to see what has changed in these technotes. They contain nothing revolutionary or visibly new. Still, bearing Apple’s imprimatur, they command respect.

Tags: Apple, Apple Mail, mail.app, missing messages, SMTP servers, technotes

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