I haven't been able to check my email for over an hour. Since I do a ton of communication by email, it's killing my work day.
I haven't been able to check my email for over an hour. Since I do a ton of communication by email, it's killing my work day.
I haven't been able to check my email for over an hour. Since I do a ton of communication by email, it's killing my work day.
I haven't been able to check my email for over an hour. Since I do a ton of communication by email, it's killing my work day.
If youre using it for business, sign up for google apps and get your own domain. Its like $10 a year for the domain, and you get the ability to set up google accounts through that domain, including gmail and almost everything else google offers.
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The reason I am still using this email account is mainly longevity. Everyone I know, both personally and professionally, uses it to contact me. Is there a way to roll over those emails to my new account, or do I have to contact everyone under the sun with my new email address?
I have a separate email address for work, but it's linked to my hotmail account so that I only have to check one.
I do have a gmail account that I never uses except when I want to sign into google analytics.
The reason I am still using this email account is mainly longevity. Everyone I know, both personally and professionally, uses it to contact me. Is there a way to roll over those emails to my new account, or do I have to contact everyone under the sun with my new email address?
I have a separate email address for work, but it's linked to my hotmail account so that I only have to check one.
I do have a gmail account that I never uses except when I want to sign into google analytics.
Just have your hotmail forward to gmail. You can also set up gmail to send messages 'from' your hotmail email address using gmail. Its really nice to be able to switch between sending email from work, school, and personal email addresses without changing your email client.
Yep...I do this, too. Forgot to mention that. Great feature.
Although, it gets interesting sometimes when I forget to change what email I send stuff from and my prof wonders who it is that sent the email.
Although, it gets interesting sometimes when I forget to change what email I send stuff from and my prof wonders who it is that sent the email.
Gmail has an option to handle that. In the Setting on the Accounts tab select this:
Reply from the same address the message was sent to
After you have forwarding setup you just need to add the account as a sender. Do that in the Accounts tab also. Then the option should appear.