Rules act automatically on the inbox when mail arrives, or they can be run manually, but you don't set up a rule for a Mailbox.
What you may have, based on your description, is particular rules that move emails to those mailboxes. You can name a rule anything you want.
The Mailboxes are actual email accounts. Depending on the type of email account, the emails in those may exist solely on your mac or on both the server and your mac.
On My Mac holds folders that are +on your mac+. You can move emails into those folders to store them locally, archive, etc.
Actually, Mac OS X was designed to support the ability to share a computer, so that different family members, students, or employees can work on the same Mac using their personal user accounts. Thus, when a user turns the Mac on, he finds his own Home folder and can access only his own files, unless another user shares a folder with him. XFolders is also a well known Mac file manager. With its two pane interface, handling files and folders becomes an easier task. All the basic functions like Copy, Cut, Paste, New Folder, Delete can be carried out using keyboard shortcuts which makes this whole thing more simpler. Compare Folders for Mac Free to try Infinite Nexus Software Mac OS X 10.4 Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.5 Intel/PPC Version 3.4.2 Full Specs Average User Rating.
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On my old computer I've been using Far Manager for Windows, which is an advanced version of Norton Commander for those who remember DOS times, and now I'm looking for something similar for Mac.
What I really need in it:
- ability to select group of files and perform operations with them, such as mass rename (with wildcards support)
- ability to view and edit files in text mode (simple built-in text editor)
- quick terminal access from current directory
- having two panels (left and right side) for easy directory moving would be nice, but not required
Applications I've tested so far:
- muCommander - can't do mass rename, otherwise best file manager so far
- Xfolders - too basic, misses almost every feature I need