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You can now have separate e-mail signatures for each account on your iPhone/iPad. This can be helpful if you have a business and personal e-mail account and you want the signatures to be different. This process is shown using iPhone, but works the same on iPad. This process is shown using iOS 8.

If you use folders to store e-mail, and you want to have instant access to e-mail stored in certain folders, you will want to take a look at your “Mail Folders to Push” settings. For example, if you use Outlook and you move an e-mail into a folder, if the folder is set to “Push”, the e-mail will show up in that folder on your iPad immediately. If you do not “Push” a folder, you will still be able to see the e-mail after you open the folder on your iPad and let the folder download.

You cannot set a home page for your Safari browser on your iPhone like you can on the browser on your computer. Below are instructions for the best work-around. This process is shown using the iPhone, but works the same on iPad. This process is shown using iOS 8.

By default your iPad/iPhone is set up to sync 1 week of mail. This means you can only see mail you received in the last week in your inbox or any of your e-mail folders. You will want to change this setting. We recommend you use the maximum setting of "No Limit" so that you can see as many messages as possible in your inbox and folders. This process is shown using iOS 8.