10 tips for using Gmail at work
Friday, May 28, 2010
Google published 10 useful tips for business users.
Tip #2 is "Add a custom signature to the bottom of your email messages." In case you need multiple signatures and you like to add formatting and pictures, check out Mailplane's rich text signatures. Here are some how-to articles:
- Setup your first signature
- Add a signature for another “from” email address
- Insert a different signature
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New Gmail lab feature: Move the attachment and other icon column
There's a new lab feature available: "Move Icon Column":
The icon column in Gmail helps to easily distinguish the various types of items in your inbox (e.g. messages with attachments, chats, calendar invitations, Buzz posts, and more). It's usually all the way over on the right of the screen, but with screen sizes becoming increasingly wider, I chose to make a very modest addition to Gmail Labs to try and give these icons greater visibility.
I found it much more useful to have this column situated on the far left of my inbox -- and it turns out that many of my colleagues did too.
If you’d like try out "Move Icon Column," simply visit the Labs tab under Gmail Settings, find this new Lab in the list, hit enable, and then save. It’s not big and it’s not clever but hopefully this lab might just be helpful for you too; it's the little things in life after all.
New Google Tool: Migrating from Microsoft Outlook
Google published a new tool to easily migrate your Microsoft Outlook mail, calendars, and personal contacts. The migration tool available for Education and Premier Google Apps users. Read the Google announcement here.
Coder 007 reviews Mailplane
Monday, May 10, 2010
Coder 007 reviews Mailplane and gives it 4 out of 5 stars:
Mailplane: a great way to enjoy Gmail as a desktop application [REVIEW]Czech Mailplane review
Friday, May 07, 2010
Lukáš Gregor published a detailed Mailplane review in Czech. You can it read it either on the MujMac or the iTime blog website.

