40 Killer Gmail Tips

The guys from Tech Radar compiled a list with 40 brilliant Gmail hints, hacks and secrets. If you are not using Gmail yet, well, you are with the minority. Here are the first 3 items on the list:

1. If you haven’t already created a Gmail account, you no longer need an invitation to do so. Just go to www.gmail.com and click Sign up for Google Mail.

2. Gmail blocks most executable filetypes as a virus protection measure. If you absolutely have to send EXE or DLL files to a colleague, use something like DropSend. You can send up to five files per month for free.

3. Attachments sent in formats that Google Documents can read can be opened direct in your browser. That list includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, and RTF files.

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Daniel Scocco on November 20, 2008 Subscribe to our RSS Feed


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2 Responses to “40 Killer Gmail Tips”

  1. Arun on November 20th, 2008 3:36 pm

    To send EXE and DLLs, you could also rename the file extension to zip and then rename it at the receiver end.

  2. Farrhad on November 21st, 2008 3:00 am

    I knew all the tips :)
    @Arun, yes that can be done

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