Posts Tagged ‘Email’
Gmail Introduces Drag & Drop File Attachement
Gmail introduces a new feature drag and drop file attachment for Google Chrome and Firefox 3.6 users, which is directly enabled to Gmail accounts instead of Labs features.
This drag and drop attachment option allows Gmail users to just drag the file to which they want to attach from their computer and drop onto Gmail message which they are composing and that’s all.
Gmail Gives 5 Seconds to Stop, Cancel, Undo Sent Email
Do you wish you could press back or stop a wrong email message from whizzing across the internet. Gmail has introduced an undo feature which gives you a 5 second window to stop, cancel and undo a sent email. A great feature everyone always wanted.
Gmail now lets you cancel sending email when the send email button is already clicked
Learn How to Make Gmail Emails Available Offline
It may be recalled that many corporations, especially educational institutes are now using Gmail as their primary email tool, while general internet users are also following the trend and shifting from Yahoo/Hotmail to Gmail.
Today we will learn on how to enable Gmail work offline, just in case you don’t have internet connection, or may be Gmail server is down – even then you can check your (old) email and that too with attachments, compose new emails and do plentiful of other tasks. Gmail Offline coupled with search ability makes it far better than any other email client – so now all your emails (which are year’s old are just a click away, regardless your internet connection is alive or not)
Access Gmail from Desktop with GeeMail
GeeMail is a free application, which allows a user to access Gmail from desktop. With this application users can also compose their emails in offline mode and send those while they get connected to internet.
GeeMail is very simple app, you do not need any special configuration to use it, just get login on it and start using. Main features of GeeMail are as follows:
- No configuration required
- Offline support
- Gmail user interface
- Cross platform
Gmail Users Allow to Import Contacts & Email from Other Accounts
A few months ago, Google has added a new Gmail feature which allows users to import messages and contacts from their other email services accounts as Live, AOL, Hotmail, Yahoo and many more.
Initially, this feature was just enabled in the new Gmail users’ accounts but now its available for every Gmail user. So, what you have to do to enable this feature in your Gmail?