January 2011
Beginner to intermediate
384 pages
15h 36m
English
Content preview from Droid X: The Missing Manual
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Working with Labels and Search
Labels are an excellent way to organize your email in Gmail, because they’re far more flexible than folders. A single message can appear in as many or as few labels as you want.
To go to a different label or to create a new label, press the Menu key when you’re in your inbox or any other label. Then tap “Go to labels” 
.
You see a listing of every one of your labels. Scroll to see all of them. Gmail automatically creates these labels for you:
Inbox contains all your incoming messages.
Starred shows all the messages you’ve starred (Managing Incoming Mail in Gmail).
Chats contains the contents of all chats done via Google Talk.
Sent lists all messages you’ve sent.
Outbox shows mail you’ve created and asked Gmail to send, but that has not yet been sent.
Drafts contains mail you’ve created but not completed.
All Mail contains all mail and chats, except for Spam and Trash. It also includes mail that you’ve archived (Understanding Gmail’s Organization).
Spam contains all mail marked as spam, either by you or by Google.
Note
You can remove mail from Spam by going into the Spam label, reading a message, and tapping “Remove label” from the bottom of the screen.
Trash contains mail you’ve deleted but that hasn’t been removed from the trash yet because it’s not more than 30 days ...
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