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onecent

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12. THank you, I think I will have it worked on....I DO NOT want Windows 8 9 or 10...didn't

Reply to arikara (Reply #11)

Mon Jun 29, 2015, 07:38 AM

Jun 2015

much care for my Apple but I ONLY use it for mail ... google....and a little FB.
No one plays games on my computer...so its not full or threatened by strange teenager
viruses...lol

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I have an apple MacBook Pro that is several years old 4 or 5 [View all] onecent Jun 2015 OP

Hopefully it is as simple as this... onehandle Jun 2015 #1

Okay, I put my cursor over both and I don't see Show but I see onecent Jun 2015 #2

The number is a count of unread messages within folders that are within ON MY MAC. onehandle Jun 2015 #3

Ok, here's what happened, it DID give me all 58 onecent Jun 2015 #4

While you are in Mail, move your cursor to the 'Mailbox' pulldown menu from the menu bar. onehandle Jun 2015 #5

I am in mail, I looked for the "mailbox" pulldown menu it is NOT on the menu bar. onecent Jun 2015 #6

Oh I just found the menu...down in the lower left of the screen there is a PLUS I clicked on it onecent Jun 2015 #7

Now this is getting confusing onecent Jun 2015 #8

What version of the Mac OS are you in? onehandle Jun 2015 #9

Thank you so very much for your help today. I have a MAC OS X onecent Jun 2015 #10

I'm using that version, I had it updated to that os last year. arikara Jun 2015 #11

THank you, I think I will have it worked on....I DO NOT want Windows 8 9 or 10...didn't onecent Jun 2015 #12