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For Gmail, you can install extensions in Chrome to create tables, but they are limited in functionality. Alas! I cannot say this for any other email client.

Tables: Creating tables and changing their layout or format is super easy in Outlook.

You will have to create a new list starting from 1, that is the only option. Another peculiar observation is that in email clients other than Outlook, you cannot resume or restart the numbering of a list. Well, I should mention that Postbox email client provides you with fancy bullet options, but they are not displayed correctly in all of the recipient email clients. In every other email client, the bullets are limited to round bullets, and the numbered list is restricted to 1, 2, 3… In Outlook, you can use nested lists with alphabets and roman numerals.

Bullets and Numbered Lists: Since the email composer of Outlook has almost all of the features of text formatting which Microsoft Word provides, you have a variety of bullets and numbered lists that you can include in the emails.

I use this effect frequently to make the inline image stand out.

Adding a drop shadow effect in inline photos is something that only Outlook and eM Client offer. Outlook allows you to resize the image while maintaining the aspect ratio and quality. If you are selecting anything other than best fit or original, the chances are that you will lose out on the image quality and the text within the image will not be visible clearly.

Inline images: If you are using Gmail or GSuite, Airmail, Spark, or Kiwi for Gmail then you must be well aware that the options to resize an inline image are limited to small, large, best fit and original.

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Calibri font looks professional but there are many email clients that do not support it, and thus, will render the whole email in Times New Roman. This typeface is by far, one of the most commonly used and is fittingly rendered in almost all of the email clients.

Calibri font: There are only countable few email clients which support Calibri font while composing an email.

I am sharing a sample email which includes almost all of the content formatting options that I use frequently. Inline Image courtesy: PayPal Signature courtesy: (Phew!) My point of view is based on what I like about Outlook and the features which I want Outlook to have. The contenders for this discussion are Outlook, New Outlook for Mac, Airmail, Spark, Postbox, Missive, Superhuman, Polymail, Edison Mail, Canary Mail, Kiwi for Gmail, Tempo and eM Client. In any email client, the two deal-breaker aspects for me include the perfect rendering of emails with a variety of HTML content and a rich email composer. I will probably park that for another article.

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I do not intend to review similar apps on Android, iOS or Windows platform. I am going to share my experience with some of the top-rated emails apps available for macOS. Though I frequently use apps like Slack which aim to reduce or obliterate emails, when you are working with multiple clients spread throughout the world, it becomes imperative that the most sought after information must be shared over an email.

#BEST EMAIL SERVICES FOR MAC SOFTWARE#

With hundreds of apps and software available for any activity you might think of, it becomes difficult to zero down on one that checks all the boxes of the wishlist that you have from that particular piece of software.

I am a sucker for good quality productivity apps, and email client is one such app th at I use daily. MacOS dock displaying icons of Apple Mail, Kiwi for Gmail, Outlook and Airmail