Hi Friends,
I would like to share the existing GMail keyboard shortcuts information with you. It will be very useful to fasten your mail usage.
First make sure that, you have activated the "keyboard shortcuts on" from your mail settings.
Some important keyboard shortcuts are
1. Compose (New Mail) - c
2. Reply to the Sender - r
3. Reply to All - a
4. Forward Message - f
5. Select All Messages - Press * then Press a
6. Select Unread Message - Press * then Press u
7. Delete Selected Message(s) - #
8. Move selected messages to folder - v
9. Search mail - /
10. Show next message - n
11. Show previous message - p
12. Select Conversation - x
13. Show next conversation - k
14. Show previous conversation - j
15. Report spam - !
16. Undo the operation - z
17. Keyboard help - ?
You can find all the possible GMail keyboard shortcuts from this link
http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=6594
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Showing posts with label GMail. Show all posts
November 15, 2011
August 16, 2011
GMail Mouse Gestures to navigate between e-mail messages
Hi everyone,
Are you fed-up with clicking on next or previous message in GMail. GMail is providing Mouse Gestures Labs features.
Just hold the mouse right button, and move the mouse to left or right to see the previous or next message correspondingly.
I liked the feature. If you want to try just have a trail. Its awesome.
Internet Explorer 7 and below is not supporting it fully. Please try in Firefox 3 or Google Chrome 8 or above
Procedure:
Click on the below link for redirection your GMail labs, You should login before clicking on this link.
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?shva=1#settings/labs
1) Click on the settings icon (Top-Right Corner), select mail settings.
2) Select Labs Tab, search for "Mouse", you will get a feature named "Mouse gestures"
3) Select Enable to try the feature.
Tips:
Hold Right Mouse Button and do the following
i) Move left --> Previous Message
ii) Move Right --> Next Message
iii) Move up --> Parent folder (Inbox default)
Please send your feedback and comments to psrdotcom@gmail.com
Are you fed-up with clicking on next or previous message in GMail. GMail is providing Mouse Gestures Labs features.
Just hold the mouse right button, and move the mouse to left or right to see the previous or next message correspondingly.
I liked the feature. If you want to try just have a trail. Its awesome.
Internet Explorer 7 and below is not supporting it fully. Please try in Firefox 3 or Google Chrome 8 or above
Procedure:
Click on the below link for redirection your GMail labs, You should login before clicking on this link.
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?shva=1#settings/labs
1) Click on the settings icon (Top-Right Corner), select mail settings.
2) Select Labs Tab, search for "Mouse", you will get a feature named "Mouse gestures"
3) Select Enable to try the feature.
Tips:
Hold Right Mouse Button and do the following
i) Move left --> Previous Message
ii) Move Right --> Next Message
iii) Move up --> Parent folder (Inbox default)
Please send your feedback and comments to psrdotcom@gmail.com
March 16, 2011
Schedule your GMail Messages. Send mails even you logged out of GMail.
Hi everyone,
Today I come across scheduling our GMail messages with browser extension.
Scheduling the mail is possible in GMail if you have Google Chrome or Firefox now.
Even you logout of the GMail, it will automatically send the mail at the scheduled time.
Just follow these steps to schedule your e-mail.
1) Download these extension in Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox browser and follow the instructions.
http://www.boomeranggmail.com/download.html
2) Click on Boomerang link (Top-Right, Before your mail id name)
3) New window will be opened, Click on Allow button.
4) In GMail, Compose one new message with subject and content.
5) Click on Send Later (After Send Button) to schedule your mail.
6) If you want to send at specific time, first save the message and select "At Specific Time".
7) Select Date and give the Time in the following format
mm/dd/yyyy hh:mi AM/PM
8) Click on confirm button.
9) You can see your scheduled messages in Boomerang-Outbox folder in GMail or in Boomerang window, by clicking the Boomerang link on Top-Right of the window.
Please send your comments and feedback to psrdotcom@gmail.com
Today I come across scheduling our GMail messages with browser extension.
Scheduling the mail is possible in GMail if you have Google Chrome or Firefox now.
Even you logout of the GMail, it will automatically send the mail at the scheduled time.
Just follow these steps to schedule your e-mail.
1) Download these extension in Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox browser and follow the instructions.
http://www.boomeranggmail.com/download.html
2) Click on Boomerang link (Top-Right, Before your mail id name)
3) New window will be opened, Click on Allow button.
4) In GMail, Compose one new message with subject and content.
5) Click on Send Later (After Send Button) to schedule your mail.
6) If you want to send at specific time, first save the message and select "At Specific Time".
7) Select Date and give the Time in the following format
mm/dd/yyyy hh:mi AM/PM
8) Click on confirm button.
9) You can see your scheduled messages in Boomerang-Outbox folder in GMail or in Boomerang window, by clicking the Boomerang link on Top-Right of the window.
Please send your comments and feedback to psrdotcom@gmail.com
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