Apple has been gradually updating its stock Mail app to keep pace with the latest email client apps out there. The latest version of the Mail app, in macOS Ventura, includes a new Scheduled Send Apple Mail feature.
This feature allows users to compose messages in advance and schedule them to be sent at a specific time and date in the future.
In previous versions of macOS Mail, certain features were missing compared to other email client apps. It was difficult for users to get the full range of email functionalities.
However, the release of macOS Ventura has finally brought the Mail app up to speed. Apple added some long-awaited functions such as Remind Me and Scheduled Send.
The Scheduled Send Apple Mail is particularly useful for users who have a busy schedule, as it gives them the ability to compose messages and schedule them to be sent at a later time, freeing up time for more pressing tasks.
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How to Scheduled Send a Mail on Apple Mail in macOS
1. Open the Mail app and click the Compose new message button.
2. Enter the recipients, add a subject title, and compose the email.
3. Once the email is composed, click the downward chevron next to the Send icon.
4. From the dropdown, select Send Later.
5. A clock and calendar will appear, allowing you to set a specific time and date for the email to be sent.
6. After selecting the desired time and date, click the Schedule button.
The email will now be scheduled to be sent at the designated time, and will automatically leave the sent box at the appointed time.
More on the Apple Mail App on macOS
Now you can even edit or unsend a Sent Mail on macOS. You can read all about it here.
Scheduled Send Apple Mail is an essential tool for busy users who want to maximize their time and manage their email schedule effectively.
With this feature, users can take advantage of spare time to type up emails, even if they don’t intend to send them immediately.
