Gmail Sending – Technology Help Center

Gmail offers easy attachment feature that is very powerful.

When you attach any files, Gmail uploads the files as you compose, unlike yahoo mail you do not need to wait for the attachment page to complete the uploading.

Gmail also restricts few file types just to avoid virus issues.

These includes executable files like .exe. You cannot send these files through Gmail, even if you compress these files into the following format these files are not allowed to send.

.exe with compressed formats like .zip, .tar, .tgz, .taz, .z, .gz

If these files are sent, your email will bounce.

But there is also a way to send a .exe file by compressing it using WinRar. This WinRar application can be found free of cost.

You have 20MB mail attachment option in Gmail.

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It may seem difficult for you to send links when composing new message in Gmail.

But Gmail automatically recognizes your web links and adds the hyperlink to the correct webpage.

For example if I want to like Blog.consultmirror.com I just need to type the website name in the content box as seen below in the image

When I send this message Gmail will change all the website addresses to hyperlinks as seen below

You can also link any words to any websites when composing

Choose the words that you want to link to any websites and click the hyperlink button on the compose toolbar

You will see a small pop-up window opening like below

Choose if you want to link the website or email address to your content

Enter the website address in the box as shown above, same way enter the email address in the box

Click Ok

Gmail confirms the website link inside your compose box as seen below

You can close this by clicking the X mark, and continue with your message

So this feature is not available in any other email programs. Gmail is faster.

If you have any questions or suggestions, please post a comment

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