A Simpler Guide to Gmail, Second Edition: Getting the most out of Google's free email [Kindle Edition]

Ceri Clark (Author)

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Product Description

This second edition of A Simpler Guide to Gmail is a fully revised, illustrated, straightforward and no-nonsense approach to a how-to guide for setting up your Gmail account. With twice the information of the first edition there are step-by-step guides to opening the account and sending email, to the more advanced features including Chat and Labs. Also now includes an introduction to Google+!

The Chapters included are:

Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Getting Started
Chapter 3 Security
Chapter 4 Sending and Receiving Emails
Chapter 5 Address Book (Google Contacts)
Chapter 6 Sorting Emails - No More Folders
Chapter 7 Searching for Emails
Chapter 8 Changing the Look and Feel
Chapter 9 Google Accounts and your Profile
Chapter 10 Introduction to Google+
Chapter 11 Chat
Chapter 12 Tasks
Chapter 13 Netiquette
Chapter 14 Gmail on your Android Device
Chapter 15 Advance Features - Google Labs
Chapter 16 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Product Details

• File Size: 2236 KB
• Print Length: 176 pages
• Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
• Publisher: Lycan Books; Second Edition edition (January 11, 2012)
• Sold by: Amazon Digital Services
• Language: English
• ASIN: B006WRZGRM
• Text-to-Speech: Enabled
• Lending: Enabled
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #319,088 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)

More About the Author

Ceri adores science-fiction and fantasy and has been reading and writing since very young. She enjoys stories which are fast-paced and her books reflect this. If you like the imagination of CS Lewis but the pace of Suzanne Collins, give her books a try.

About Ceri Clark:
Ceri grew up in a small town in Wales, UK before travelling. She spent a few months in New Hampshire, USA and around 6 months in Berlin, Germany (not counting the months spent working on a cruise ship) before settling down back in the UK. She dabbled in writing here and there but it wasn't until she became a school librarian that she began to take it seriously. She was asked for types of books by the students that didn't exist at the time or there just weren't enough of them. So the idea was borne - She was going to write one. Ceri wrote in the summer holidays and 'tested' the story on the students in the school year. It took about 9 months to write and three years to edit! Children of the Elementi is the result.