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Send as Multiple Addresses From One Mailbox
One person is often several senders — sales to prospects, accounts to suppliers, their own name to everyone else. This covers identities versus aliases, replying as the address that was written to, and why sending as a domain you do not host fails silently.
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Alexey Bulygin
Four Providers, One Inbox: Reading Mail You Don't Host
A client Gmail, a contract Microsoft address, an old host nobody remembers choosing, and your own domain. This covers what connecting them actually fixes, what stays the remote provider problem, and when migrating beats connecting.
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Alexey Bulygin
Email, Calendar and Contacts on Your Phone Without a Vendor App
Your phone has had a capable mail, calendar and contacts client since the day it was made, and all three speak open protocols. You can install webmail as a home-screen app, use the native apps, or run both against one account.
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Alexey Bulygin
Moving an Address Book Without Losing Half the Fields
Export contacts to CSV and you get names and email addresses. The second phone number, the postal address, the note from four years ago: gone, with no warning. The format you pick decides what survives.
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Alexey Bulygin
Why Calendar Invites Land at the Wrong Hour
Calendar time-zone bugs are almost never rendering bugs. They come from storing a wall-clock time with no record of which zone it referred to, and they surface weeks later when the clocks change or somebody travels.
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Alexey Bulygin
Mail Filters That Keep Working When Your Laptop Is Closed
If your rules live in Outlook, they run when Outlook runs, which is why your phone shows a mess and your desktop shows a tidy inbox. Sieve executes at delivery time on the server, so every device sees the same result.
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Alexey Bulygin
Scheduled Send and Read Receipts: What They Actually Guarantee
One of these two features does exactly what it says; the other is a polite request the recipient can ignore. Knowing which is which keeps you from drawing the wrong conclusion from a silent report.
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Alexey Bulygin
A Shared Mailbox in Outlook and Apple Mail, Without Sharing a Password
The usual way teams run support@ is a password in a shared vault, which means no audit trail and a rotation every time someone leaves. Delegated access solves it properly: each member connects as themselves and the team inbox appears as a folder.
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Alexey Bulygin
Mailbox Search That Covers Every Folder and Every Account
Most webmail scopes search to the folder you happen to be looking at, which is the least useful default available. This is how a search spanning every mailbox and folder works underneath, why it is harder than it looks, and the operator syntax that makes it precise.
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Alexey Bulygin
The Unified Inbox: Every Email Account in One Place, Without Forwarding
Forwarding was always the wrong tool for consolidating mailboxes: it breaks authentication, duplicates storage, and leaves you replying from the wrong address. A unified inbox reads your other mailboxes over IMAP and sends through their own SMTP, so nothing about the original account changes.
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Alexey Bulygin