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Can you write to someone from Gmail if your at hotmail?
You can write a mail to a person on hotmail. You can send the person mail from Gmail to hotmail easily. Gmail supports this kind of sending mails.
How do you write massage in Gmail?
Click "compose mail" under the Gmail logo at the upper left corner of the Gmail interface.
How do you change the color on the star on Gmail?
The color of the star in Gmail remains the same. It would be yellow always and will not change. The yellow start shows which mail is important.
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Why cant you change colour of the text in gmail chat?
You can change color of text in gmail. Go to settings in the upper right corner. Select Labs and select Default Color styling to change color.
How can you save a color other than black as your default text color in Gmail?
According to Google, "At this time there is no way to save customized formatting options as a default Gmail setting."
How can you mail someone helping with Gmail?
You need to have the email ID of the recipient. You can write all the details about using Gmail. Then you can click send to send the mail.
How do you get a color back round on your Gmail?
You can get a round circle in your Gmail as emoticon. It can be put by clicking the smiley at the end of the mail. It is at the button and contains many emoticons.
Gmail--how do you get a background picture or color in Gmail?
Click on the "settings" link in the top right of the page. Then click on the "themes" tab on the right. Click on the one you want.
How do you find your Gmail contacts?
Just don't use a comma. Instead of Smith, Joe just write Smith Joe
How do you change the background color of Gmail?
The backgrund of Gmail can be changed by themes. There are various custom themes available. Blue, black, green, planets, grass etc are some examples.
What is Diana's favorite color?
pink or blue im sure its pink if more question gmail me.
