How to Expand Your Email Experience
Access your data anywhere., Don't send gargantuan files., Ping your future self., Make keyboard shortcuts.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Access your data anywhere.
Turn your webmail account into a hard drive with the free GMail Drive extension for Windows or GDisk for Macs. -
Step 2: Don't send gargantuan files.
Free services like YouSendIt Lite let you store files of up to a gigabyte on their server.
Your contacts are emailed a link they can use to retrieve them. , FutureMe and FutureMail send messages at a later time or date.
For a recurring alert
- "Hey, self, get the oil changed!"
- try calendar apps from Yahoo or Google. , Want to type "tfn" and have it expand to "Thanks so much for your note?" Try the free AutoHotkey for Windows or the $30 Text-Expander for Mac. -
Step 3: Ping your future self.
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Step 4: Make keyboard shortcuts.
Detailed Guide
Turn your webmail account into a hard drive with the free GMail Drive extension for Windows or GDisk for Macs.
Free services like YouSendIt Lite let you store files of up to a gigabyte on their server.
Your contacts are emailed a link they can use to retrieve them. , FutureMe and FutureMail send messages at a later time or date.
For a recurring alert
- "Hey, self, get the oil changed!"
- try calendar apps from Yahoo or Google. , Want to type "tfn" and have it expand to "Thanks so much for your note?" Try the free AutoHotkey for Windows or the $30 Text-Expander for Mac.
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Kathryn Fisher
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