How to Delink Gmail and Google Apps Email to Open In Same Browser

Gmail and Google Apps have always been two separate entity for many people who uses Gmail as personal email account, while Google Apps serve as business or company email account. Previously Gmail and Google Apps are running two different system architectures and cookies, allowing users to simultaneously login to Gmail and another email account based on Google Apps on two different tabs within same browser window.

Good thing does not last long though. Google started to migrate all Google Apps hosted accounts to Gmail and Google Account platform. While the transition allows Google Apps users enjoy more services such as Google Voice, Blogger, Picasa Web Albums, and ability to sign in directly from Gmail homepage instead of having to go to custom Google Apps domain URL, it also means suddenly users lose some capability, including convenient mentioned above – it’s now impossible to login to Gmail and another Google Apps email account at the same time.

To end user of Google Apps after transition, both Gmail and Google Apps accounts now appeared linked. When user signs into one account, all existing Gmail, Google Account or Google Apps accounts on the same web browser will automatically switch to the newly logged in identity. Likewise, when logout, all Google Account, Gmail and Google Apps account in all tabs and windows of same web browser will automatically logged out.

In reality, the Google Apps and Gmail accounts are not linked, and remain separated. But as Gmail and Google Apps now using the same standard Google cookie to keep user signed in information after transition of Google Apps, the ability to login to both Gmail and Google Apps in parallel is lost, as the cookie will overwrite each other.

Google has probably anticipated the problem that will be faced by Google Apps users who have undergone transition, and has rolled out Multiple Sign-Ins feature which allows users to login and use multiple Google accounts at the same time within the same browser (on different tabs, of course).

The mutliple sign-in works for Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Sites, Google Docs, Google Code, Google Reader, Google Finance, Google Voice and Google Profiles. To enable multiple sign-in, just visit the multiple sign-in option and sign in with your main Google Account to turn on the feature.

Once multiple sign-in is enabled, click on your name or email address and select “Sign in to another account” to login to another Gmail or Google Apps account. The newly logged-in account will automatically have multiple sign-in support enabled. In fact, you can login to more Google Account as you wish.

My Digital Life has step-by-step guide on how to enable multiple sign-in of Gmail and Google Apps accounts.

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Create and manage multiple email aliases from a single Hotmail account

You can now create and manage multiple email aliases from a single Windows Live Hotmail account.  The new aliasing feature makes it easy to create disposable email ID’s and use a different email address and still get all the benefits of Hotmail without having to change your primary email address and online identity.

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Create Entirely New Email Addresses as a Hotmail Alias [Email Filters]

Each Hotmail user gets five aliases per year, and a total of 15 aliases. The tricky part is finding email addresses that haven't been taken on the world's most popular email service, but if you can think up a long or unique enough thread, your Hotmail alias is really convenient. You hand it out, the email arrives into a labeled folder in your inbox, and you reply or forward those messages from that same address—or you can switch back to your regular email address when everything appears on the up-and-up.

Convenient offering—what can you see using it for?

Create a Hotmail alias

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Help Us De-Spam Your Email Inbox [Announcements]

You can take steps on your own to wipe out spam from your inbox, but if you're getting more spam in your email since our security breach, you've also got legal recourse. We want to help you get the spammers.

The CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 allows for private right of actions against spammers, and if you're getting extra spam in your inbox as a result of our recent security breach, we want to help you exercise that right. The problem is that we need your help to find out about all the various spammers. If you receive any spam in your inbox that you believe is related to your leaked email address, please forward the unsolicited email to spam AT gawker DOT com, and we'll contact the FTC on your behalf. If you'd like, you can reply to the spammer with the following email, but the most important thing is that you forward us the spam:

To Whom It May Concern:
I believe that you and/or your agents are sending SPAM emails using email addresses harvested from the Gawker database that was published on the internet, and that is why I am now receiving unsolicited email from you.

This email is to put you on notice that I have reported this to Gawker Media and they will be notifying the FTC of your actions and will consider pursuing private legal action under the provisions of the CAN-SPAM Act should you continue to send out SPAM emails to their reader base.

As you may be aware, penalties for violations of the CAN-SPAM act can reach several million dollars in fines, in addition to injunctive relief. Consider this email a warning and cease your SPAM emailing activity immediately.

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Send Email Account Messages to Separate Folders in Micrsoft Outlook

A lot of people these days have multiple emails. You have your personal email address, maybe even two or three. And you might also have your work email.

It’s nice to be able to divide up the emails so they go into separate folders. For instance, if you are setting up your Outlook email at work, you may not want your personal emails to mix in with the work because you don’t want to be distracted. But it would be nice if your personal mail went into a different folder and you could check it later.

This is actually pretty easy to do. If you already have multiple email accounts setup in Outlook, just follow these steps to automatically send messages intended for different email accounts to different folders:

Once you have your email accounts setup, go to Tools > Rules and AlertsNew Rule(Start from a black rule) Check messages when they arriveCheck the box next to “with specific words in the recipient’s address”In the window below, click on the “specific words” link and enter one of the email accounts. Then click Add. Click OKClick NextCheck the “move it to the specified folder” box.In the window below, click on the “specified” link and highlight the folder you want that email account’s messages to go into. Click OK.Click Next.Click Next.Check “Run this rule now on messages already in Inbox”Click Finish

It’s as simple as that.  Let us know if you have questions…

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How to access multiple email accounts with gmail??

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Accessing multiple email accounts with gmail accounts is very easy.. We are just required to follow some of the very easy few steps:--
Let us check them out.
Step 1). Login to your gmail account..Step 2). Click on "Settings" tab from your Gmail Account Window.Step 3). From the window of Settings, go to "Lab" tab


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How to forward mails to other email account from gmail automatically?

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If you are maintaining any more than one email accounts, & you use the other account more than you do use gmail you may avoid every time signing in to gmail & checking your emails..You may simply forward your mails from gmail account to the other account you are using ...
Let us see how we can do that:--
Step 1). Login to your "Gmail" account..Step 2). Click on "Settings" tab from the window of your gmail account..


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My email account is not accepting my valid password

Many times we face this issue. And may times we even choose to create a new password or even new account. But this problem is not so serious. Actually this kind of issue exists when we check the option to remember the password automatically in computer, and after some days due to some reasons we change the password of the same account. Actually the former password is being saved by the computer hence when we change it & enter it, it is not accepted by the computer.
There we can simply get rid of this issue by deleting the history or/and the password of the browser.
We can simply do it by:-
Step 1)) Click on "Start"Step 2)) Go to "Control Panel"Step 3)) Click on "Internet Options"Step 4)) From the window pop up click on "Clear History"


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