Subject: How Gmail can
help you manage all your email!
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Empower
You
Helping
entrepreneurs, small businesses, professionals, and
not-for-profits make the most of business technology!
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March 20,
2007 - Issue #
18
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The Mail
Fetcher Gmail allows you to fetch mail from your other,
non-Gmail accounts. You'll be able to read email from up to 5
additional accounts, all in one place, and take advantage of all of
Gmail's great features. Note that the email accounts you would like
to fetch will need to support POP access. Some free email services,
including Yahoo! Mail and MSN Hotmail, don't offer POP access to
their users at this time.
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Outgoing Gmail
messages can display another one of your email addresses in the
'From:' field, instead of your Gmail address. This feature allows to
you to send and receive email from an unlimited number of your email
addresses.
Please note: Your Gmail address will
still be included in your email headers in the sender field, to help
prevent your mail from being marked as spam. Most email clients do
not display the sender field, though some versions of Microsoft
Outlook may display "From customaddress@domain.com on behalf of
yourusername@gmail.com."
Tip:
If you have a number of different email addresses, enter all of
them in your Gmail account, and then select a different address to
send each of your messages from, depending on what you're sending.
You can also choose to send all replies from the email address to
which a message was sent.
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For great email management try Gmail!
For
great business technology advice please contact Empower
You
Sincerely,
Ron Foreman
EmpowerYou
phone:
647-999-8543
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