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How To Use Gmail To Get All Of Your Random Emails In One Place

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It's a waste of time logging in and out of different email accounts! Here's how to get all your emails in one place. According to Gizmodo, Gmail doesn’t let you view multiple accounts at once, but it does let you import messages from other accounts. Open the Accounts and Import tab in the Settings pane, then click Add an email account and enter the account details. Be warned, though: your emails might not appear immediately. Also, if you want to send messages from your secondary account inside the same Gmail window, there's an extra step to take. Click 'Add another email address' under the 'Send mail heading' and fill out those details too.

Added on the 12/10/2017 10:00:24 - Copyright : Wochit

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