Gmail Guides

Gmail is probably the most popular email service.
Anyone with a Google account automatically gets a Gmail account.
It’s free and easy to use and generally just works.

In these guides, I’ll show you hoe to access and use many of the more advanced features of Gmail.

How to enable offline mode in Gmail.

How to enable offline mode in Gmail. View your emails even if you’ve lost your Internet connection. You can even “send” emails, well sort of.

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How to create folders in Gmail.

How to create folders in Gmail. In this guide, I’ll show you how to create folders (labels) and also how to get Gmail to automatically filter your emails according to simple rules that you’ll set.

How To Create Folders In Gmail. Read More »

How to send a folder by email.

How to Email attach a folder to an email. If you’ve got a several files to to send with an email, wouldn’t it be good if you could send them in a folder.

How To Email A Folder Read More »

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