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How to mark all emails as read (in Gmail and Outlook)
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How to mark all emails as read (in Gmail and Outlook)

Here's how to mark all emails as read in Gmail and Outlook. Follow this mark all emails as read guide for a tidy inbox!
How to create a group in Gmail (desktop and mobile)
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How to create a group in Gmail (desktop and mobile)

Learn how to create a group in Gmail. It streamlines communication, organizes discussions, and saves time.
Gmail alias: How to create, edit or delete aliases
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Gmail alias: How to create, edit or delete aliases

A Gmail alias lets you have multiple email addresses without creating new Gmail accounts. Learn how to create, edit, or delete a Gmail alias.
Email format: How to format an email (+5 examples)
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Email format: How to format an email (+5 examples)

Write better emails with this step-by-step email format guide. Take inspiration from 5 email format examples.
How to schedule an email in Outlook (2024 edition)
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How to schedule an email in Outlook (2024 edition)

Delay sending emails and send messages on your terms. Learn how to schedule an email in Outlook easily.
How to add a signature in Outlook (desktop and mobile)
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How to add a signature in Outlook (desktop and mobile)

Email signatures make emails look professional and trustworthy. Here's how to add a signature in Outlook.
How to delete all emails on Gmail (in minutes, not hours)
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How to delete all emails on Gmail (in minutes, not hours)

We keep every email in our inbox, thinking it's the best approach. But an inbox filled with too many emails make it hard to find the important ones. Plus, they slow down your email client. If you think deleting all emails is time-consuming, you’re in for a
CC vs BCC in email: What do they mean and how to use them
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CC vs BCC in email: What do they mean and how to use them

Most people consider 'CC' and 'BCC' in emails to be fancy add-ons they can safely ignore.  Trust me, I’ve been there and done that. As a matter of fact: Ignoring these features can lead to messy email threads, embarrassing blunders, or worse, annoyed colleagues.  In