Post by applecrisp1 on Nov 1, 2019 19:28:39 GMT -5
Hi,
I don't use my gmail account that much but want to start moving to this account. Soooo my question is about labels. I used folders in my other email account and super helpful.
I see that I can add what they call a label. And that label, let's say I call it recipes, would appear on the left hand side ... you know with inbox, spam, trash the usual. (it seems like what I would call a folder, kind of)
So if I understand correctly. If I get an email, again lets say it has a recipe. I can click on the label option above the email (and click on the "recipe" label and the email would appear in there.
BUT it also appears in my inbox.
******* Oh wait I realized ---------------- so I can just click on that email, and "move" it to that label so its not cluttering your inbox. Or I can click on the email and drag and drop into that "recipe label". So what's the benefit of having it in both your inbox and in the label (technically the same just in 2 places?
I'm probably just missing something.
Thanks so much!
I don't use my gmail account that much but want to start moving to this account. Soooo my question is about labels. I used folders in my other email account and super helpful.
I see that I can add what they call a label. And that label, let's say I call it recipes, would appear on the left hand side ... you know with inbox, spam, trash the usual. (it seems like what I would call a folder, kind of)
So if I understand correctly. If I get an email, again lets say it has a recipe. I can click on the label option above the email (and click on the "recipe" label and the email would appear in there.
BUT it also appears in my inbox.
******* Oh wait I realized ---------------- so I can just click on that email, and "move" it to that label so its not cluttering your inbox. Or I can click on the email and drag and drop into that "recipe label". So what's the benefit of having it in both your inbox and in the label (technically the same just in 2 places?
I'm probably just missing something. Thanks so much!
