While OS X has offered the ability to sign PDFs since the days of Leopard, Apple has streamlined the process in Yosemite. Where users previously had to open documents in the Preview app to take advantage of the feature, now it's part of Markup in Mail; just click the new "add signature" icon in the [...]
If you’ve ever tried to send a large attachment through Mail, you know how frustrating it can be. Anything over 10MB is bounced back, sending us to Dropbox or Google Drive to make sure it’s properly delivered. In Yosemite that’s no longer an issue. Thanks to MailDrop, anything you want to send (up to 5GB) [...]
When you compose your first message in Mail you’ll notice the window has shed a little weight. Everything's still there; it's all just been rearranged — the BCC menu is now next to the send button and the photo browser is hiding behind the icon that looks like two overlapping squares. And if you're looking [...]
It's nice to have the ability to draw on attachments in Mail, but in actuality, it's not so easy to make neat lines using a trackpad. So, rather than letting you send scribbles that look like they were done by a four-year-old, Markup will instantly recognize what you're trying to draw, whether it's a lopsided [...]
Slowly but surely, Mail has transformed from a bare-bones app into a versatile message manager, and things only get better in Yosemite. If you want to highlight something on a photo, for example, you no longer need to do your work in an image editor first; after attaching it, click on the small arrow in [...]
