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One-line responses in Gmail
Pt. 9 of 10 | 1:57 |
Thursday March 25, 2010
Gmail 301 - Advanced Studies
Thursday March 25, 2010
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Quicktime Show Notes
- Note: Before beginning this series please view the complete Gmail 101 series and the complete Gmail 201 series.
- There may be times when you'd like to send a message that consists of only the Subject.
- Quick little messages like, "How about lunch?" or "Do you want to get coffee?".
- If you try to do this, however, when you click Send, Gmail pops up a dialog asking if you really want to send an email with an no body text.
- Then you have to click OK or Cancel.
- If, however, you put (EOM), which stands for "End Of Message" at the end, you can send your message immediately.
- So by typing, "How about lunch? (EOM)" and clicking Send, your one-line message is on the way!
- There may be times when you'd like to send a message that consists of only the Subject.
- Quick little messages like, "How about lunch?" or "Do you want to get coffee?".
- If you try to do this, however, when you click Send, Gmail pops up a dialog asking if you really want to send an email with an no body text.
- Then you have to click OK or Cancel.
- If, however, you put (EOM), which stands for "End Of Message" at the end, you can send your message immediately.
- So by typing, "How about lunch? (EOM)" and clicking Send, your one-line message is on the way!
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