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How do you get pictures on Gmail?
Pictures can be retrieved on Gmail via downloading. They are shown as thumbnails in the start. To view them in full resolution, you have to open them.
You can not download attachments from Gmail?
Downloading attachments is very easy on Gmail. It can be done by clicking on the down arrow. The attachment is stored in the downloads folder.
How do you get a picture off an email in gmail on an iPhone?
look up a pic then open it in a new window and then go to file or click the right-click with your mouse and click save as... and then save it or click download
How you can add your logo to Gmail?
The logo of Gmail is a predefined one. It cannot be changed manually by anyone. The developers are in charge of changing it over time.
Is the Gmail is going to be a paid service?
No. Google has stated that Gmail will stay a free service so long as its around. However, they said they may make a Beta, better version of Gmail and charge for it, however Gmail as we know it, will stay free.
Can a virus received via email infect a computer?
Only if you download the file the virus is in. So viewing pictures in gmail is not a threat downloading attatchments is
Does Google talk charge receivers?
No, Google Talk does not charge anyone. It is completely free of cost until you do voice calling. Voice calling to a phone number is chargeable by Gmail.
How would a person go about downloading Gtalk?
GTalk is a service offered through Google. It is available as a sidebar for GMail users and can be downloaded through remote clients like iChat and Pigeon.
How is Gmail fast?
gmail is not fast
What app should you get for Gmail?
Gmail.
What is Gmail id?
He doesn't have gmail
Does anybody have a Gmail account?
I currently have a gmail account and a bunch of my friends also have gmail. Pretty much when ever I am on gmail at least one of my friends is on gmail. Hope this helps!
