
GMailS: Send Emails, Attachments with Gmail Desktop Client
GMailS is a free desktop application that is used to send emails and attachments right from the desktop by login to Gmail account.
→GMailS is a free desktop application that is used to send emails and attachments right from the desktop by login to Gmail account.
→Try these GMail Labs feature that let you send canned responses, add preview pane, send SMS from GTalk, Undo Send, and many more interesting things in GMail.
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→Shortmail is a really unique free E-mail service which gives you 500 characters to say whatever you want to say to your contact(s). Try Shortmail free.
→PopTrayU is a free email notifier for Windows which you can use to receive email notifications for POP3 and IMAP4 supported email providers. Get it free.
→True Switch is a free web service which will move messages, contacts, calendar from Gmail to Outlook.com for free.
→Gmail Herald is a free software for Windows that helps to get new email notification of Gmail account right on desktop. Get it free!
→Kwerty Gmail Notifier is a free Gmail Notifier that shows preview of unread emails, without opening Gmail. It gives sound alerts for new emails.
→Foxmail is a free email client which you can use to read and send POP and IMAP messages, read RSS feeds, manage contacts and appointments. Get it free.
→Here are step by step procedure of how to enable or disable the new tabbed inbox on your Gmail. It has made your emailing experience wonderful and easy.
→Mailbird is a free Gmail client for Windows which allows you to send and receive email, manage contacts, messages, attachments, and much more.
→Howard is a free notification utility which you can use to receive notifications about email updates from Hotmail, Outlook and Windows Live. Get it free.
→Here is a short tutorial on how to insert images in body of Gmail messages. Insert images from computer or from URL.
→Here, is a short tutorial on how to add Outlook Type Preview Pane in Gmail. Have a look and give it a try!
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