True." Hey, what's up, everybody? So today, we are going to go over how to make a rule with your email. Now, I'm on a Mac OS, but this is subject to change over time. But here we are, the current year is and the month is August. So if you're around that time, this should still hold true. What you want to do is on your Mac computer, go ahead and open your mail application. Now, this is assuming that you've already set up your mail to work. Through this, I will have a separate video for how to do that. In your mail preferences, you can go to (I like using the shortcut to get to system settings, which for Mac is almost always in every application, especially the native ones) holding down the command key and then pressing the comma key. Usually, it'll bring you to general. Another way to do that, obviously, you can just do settings. Well, okay, let's see what is it - system settings? I don't even know what it's called, right? Music, I guess. If I type rules... Okay, apply rules. No, I am lost. I am lost here. Um, but that's fine, let's... Oh no, um, okay, preferences, and you can even see the icon there. So you just go to mail and preferences, and it'll take you like you're right here. So, as you can see, there's a whole bunch of different settings that you can do. Um, and I'm going to rules, looks pretty simple, right? Add a rule. You can name it, you know, my special 2020 rule, how about that, guys? You like that? Um, alright. So, any and all, there's all these different contingencies, right? So if you're a programmer, this might be easier if you know coding...
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