How to use Siri to find specific emails: As with the files, Siri is able to find your emails based on what is in them and who sent them. In fact you can even make it more detailed by asking it specifically for Numbers, Keynote or Pages documents edited in any specified measure of time. You can also try “find me any documents I’ve worked on this week/this month/over the last two days”.
You can ask Siri questions like “Find me documents with expenses in the title” and it’ll list any files which match the search. How to use Siri to find specific files: Siri is actually a very powerful tool on Mac. There’s also a small round purple Siri icon in the toolbar at the top of your home screen which you can click to activate the service.
How to activate Siri: Just like any other app you can launch it by clicking on the icon on your home screen dock, or hit CMD+Space and search for it in Spotlight like any other app. Siri on Mac can be used for pretty much anything you can use it for on iPhone, except you can use it to find documents with specific names, or created at certain times and dates and much more.
