How to save an email?

Andrea, we appreciate the heads up on this workflow piece, and we're looking into it now. We'll post an update here as soon as we have something to share.

Yes, Andrea, and it is much better than it was when you asked.

Drag a message straight out of Mail and drop it into Muse. No PDF conversion, no exporting, nothing in between.

Muse 1.0.24, out today, makes a saved email genuinely useful:

• It is named by its subject and its sender, rather than by whatever Mail called the file
• Your library shows a readable card of the message, so you can tell your saved emails apart at a glance
• Every word inside the message is searchable, so an email comes back from the thing you actually remember about it, a name in the second paragraph or a price
• It is tagged from its own words, the same way a saved link is
• Anything attached arrives as its own item, named, tagged and filed beside the message, so a photograph somebody sent you sits in your library like any other picture

Your question is what prompted all of it, so thank you for asking. Muse will offer you the update automatically, or you can take it from Check for Updates in the Muse menu.

Any other issues or feedback, please just get back in touch and let us know.