In the context of the Apple ecosystem, particularly macOS, the term "anexos" translates to "attachments," which are commonly used in email communication. Managing attachments efficiently is crucial for maintaining organized and clutter-free email accounts. This article will guide you through the process of handling attachments in macOS Mail, including how to save, delete, and organize them. While the topic "anexos" is not directly applicable as a standalone feature in macOS, managing email attachments is a relevant and practical equivalent.

Examples:

1. Saving Attachments from macOS Mail:

   • Open the Mail app on your Mac.
   • Select the email containing the attachment you wish to save.
   • Click on the attachment to reveal a drop-down menu.
   • Choose "Save Attachment" and select the destination folder on your Mac.

   # Example of saving an attachment via the command line (Terminal)
   # Assuming the attachment is saved in the Downloads folder
   cp ~/Downloads/attachment.pdf ~/Documents/

2. Deleting Attachments from macOS Mail:

   • Open the Mail app on your Mac.
   • Select the email containing the attachment you wish to delete.
   • Click on the attachment to reveal a drop-down menu.
   • Choose "Remove Attachment."

   # Example of deleting an attachment via the command line (Terminal)
   # Assuming the attachment is in the Downloads folder
   rm ~/Downloads/attachment.pdf

3. Organizing Attachments:

   • Use Finder to create folders and subfolders for different types of attachments.
   • Drag and drop attachments from the Mail app to these folders for better organization.

   # Example of organizing attachments via the command line (Terminal)
   # Creating a new folder for PDFs and moving attachments
   mkdir -p ~/Documents/EmailAttachments/PDFs
   mv ~/Downloads/*.pdf ~/Documents/EmailAttachments/PDFs/