10 Can't-Miss Gmail Tips & Tricks That Will Change the Way You Email

From:

Time.com

 1. Smart Compose

 2. Schedule an Email to Send Later

 3. Cut Corners with Keyboard Shortcuts

 4. Un-send an Email

 5. This Email will Self-destruct in 3, 2, 1..

 6. Canned Responses

 7. Put Your Gmail on Snooze

 8.The Personal Assistant You Didn't Know You Needed

 9. Put It On Your Tab

10. Never Break the Chain

Details HERE!

Dropbox Add-on for Gmail

This tool integrates Dropbox and Gmail, and introduces the new partnership between the two. With the Dropbox add-on for Gmail, you’ll be able to view, store, and share any file—from the smallest doc to the largest video—without leaving your inbox. This integration offers a cross-browser, cross-platform addition to the existing Dropbox for Gmail extension for Chrome. This new add-on will work with any browser, as well as the Gmail app for Android and—coming soon—iOS. 

With the Dropbox Add-on for Gmail, you can: 

• View, save, and share any Dropbox file – big or small, including photos, videos, presentations, docs, project work, and more – from the Dropbox Add-on for Gmail. 
• Easily find and sync your Dropbox files in Gmail anytime, on any browser or device. 

Pick it up at the G Suite Marketplace.

Time to Clean: Creating Filters in Gmail

Time to Clean: Creating Filters in Gmail

Want to batch delete unimportant emails from your inbox, or automatically send unwanted emails to the trash or other folder? All you need to do is set up a few filters in Gmail.

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Jessica Green at zapier.com

Check out how to do it HERE

Incredible Auto-Complete. Thanks, Gmail!

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Lynn La

Google has introduced a magical autocomplete feature for Gmail, which is similar to Gmail's Smart Reply (introduced last year) you see when you reply to messages on your android phone. Though it's not available quite yet, you can try it out by enabling "experimental access" in your settings menu.

Check out an illustration of how it works here.

Gmail, Where Are My Contacts?

I love the new Gmail with it's snooze function and the hover options for individual emails. However, finding my contacts was a challenge! A post from How-ToGeek by Justin Pot has a great set of screenshots to guide you through it. 

Check it out here.

Google is Rolling out its Gmail Redesign - with Snooze!

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The Verge

Google is planning to launch its redesigned Gmail in the coming weeks. 

Here are a couple of the new features:

1. Smart replies on the web-the same feature from mobile Gmail that provides suggestions to quickly reply to emails. 

2. Snooze feature-lets you temporarily remove emails from your inbox until 

a certain time, so you can avoid certain email threads until you’re ready to reply.

For more info and a screen shot, visit The Verge here.

Gmail: Enable Undo Send

Gmail: Enable Undo Send

from Eric Curts at Control Alt Achieve

Yes, there's a way to undo a sent email in Gmail! 

1. From your Gmail account, click on the gear icon and choose Settings
2. On the General tab of the settings screen, scroll down to the Undo Send section
3. Check the "Enable Undo Send" box
4. Choose the number of seconds you'd like to be allowed to cancel your message
5. Don't forget to scroll down and Save Changes

Now when you see the pop-up window, you'll have the opportunity to click Undo.

Once you undo the message from being sent, you'll be returned to normal edit mode.