CheatSheet

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• Format a table in an email. Unfortunately Gmail does not keep the "table format" if you copy paste from Excel. A quick work-around is to copy from Excel,  open Sheets, paste into a blank sheet, then copy from there into Gmail.  If you have Gmail, you have Sheets (Google's spreadsheet). If you need help getting to it, ask Steve.
  

• Edit an existing subject line  I like to be a good net-citizen and sometimes update subject lines. To do this, click on the arrow and choose "edit subject".
  
• Show/Hide Text Formatting  See the "A" in the screen show...Sometimes I get claustrophobic and want more space, it took me a minute to realize you can toggle the formatting bar to show or hide it.
  
  
• Preview Pane (like Outlook) Log into Gmail, click the gear icon, top right area, go to settings and go to labs. Enable Preview Pane and click the Save button at the bottom of the window.
  
  Then back in your email listing. Click the
  new "split" button next to the gear icon (top right area).
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
• When you reply to yourself, the reply message will NOT go into your inbox, but it will be in the sent folder
   
• May 17: There is a label named "All Mail". This contains all mail (except spam and trash). FYI, you will find your replied email in here (but not in the inbox)