Create and send email
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Course: | Basic ICT Skills |
Book: | Create and send email |
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Date: | Friday, 22 November 2024, 1:20 AM |
Description
Learn the basics of creating, sending, viewing, and replying to email.
1. Create and send email
- Open Gmail.
- On the left, click .
- (Optional) To change your window size, in the upper corner, click Maximize or Exit full screen .
- Add recipients and a subject.
- Enter your message. (Email you start writing but don't send are automatically saved in Drafts on the left)
- (Optional) Add attachments, such as Drive files or photos .
- Click .
2. See new email
Unread email are bold. To open an email, click it.
By default, replies to email are grouped into conversations. Keeping all email together in a thread makes it easier to keep track of them and saves space in your inbox.
If you prefer to separate your existing email from future email, you can turn off conversation view.
Turn off conversation view:
- In the top right, click Settings > Settings.
- In the General tab, scroll to Conversation View and select Conversation view off.
- At the bottom, click
Tip: To get more space for your email, you can close the left panel by clicking Menu .
3. Reply to email
- To reply to a single email or the last email in a thread, click
- To reply to an email within a thread, click Reply
- To forward a single email or the last email in a thread, click
- To forward an email within a thread, click More > Forward.
- To see previous email in a thread, click Show trimmed content
- To forward an entire conversation, at the top, click More > Forward all.
- To use a Smart Reply, at the bottom of the email, click a suggested reply. You can then edit the email before sending it.
4. Change recipients
Add and remove recipients
- From an open email, click a recipient’s address.
- To add more recipients, type their email addresses.
- To remove recipients, next to their email address, click Remove .
Change an email subject:
- Next to Type of response , click the Down arrow > Edit subject.
- Type a new subject.
5. Save and print attachments
When someone sends you an attachment, such as a photo or document, you see a preview of the attachment in the email.
- See a full-screen view and print: Click the attachment to open a full-screen view. To print, click Print .
- Download an image or save it to Drive: Point to the preview and click Download or Save to Drive .
6. Email without an internet connection
Chrome Browser only
Use Gmail offline to read, respond to, and search your Gmail messages when you aren't connected to the internet. Any email you write, archive, label, or delete while you're offline will be sent or moved when you’re back online.
When you enable Gmail offline on a device, your messages sync with the browser's storage on the computer you're using. Enable Gmail offline on each device for which you want offline access.
- In the top right, click Settings > Settings.
- Go to the Offline tab and check the Enable offline mail box.
- (Optional) Next to Sync settings, choose how many days of email you want to store offline.
- Next to Security, choose whether to keep or remove offline data on your device.
If you don’t see this option, it might be set by your G Suite administrator. - Click Save Changes.
7. Turn your vacation responder on or off
- In Gmail in the top right, click Settings > Settings.
- Scroll down to Vacation responder and select Vacation responder on or Vacation responder off.
- If you turned on the vacation responder, enter the dates you're away and add a message. Then, select who should get a response.
- At the bottom, click