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How do you send an email to all your contacts in Gmail?

As gmail is most common email network used by customers but sometimes uncertainities happens with users like , a user might face issue in sending a mail to all his contacts in one click etc.for such kind of issues you might get third party party  independent Gmail Customer Service at any time .You can easily send a message to multiple people at once, from a few friends to a large group of people. Here are a few options.Choose a few recipientsClick Compose to start writing your message.In the "To" text field, write each person's email address, separated by commas. As you type each address, you may see an auto-complete suggestion that you can click to add that address.     Tip: Everyone in the "To" or "CC" fields will be able to see who else you send this message to. If you'd rather be more discreet, add people to the "Bcc" field so that they can't see who else received this message.  Write your message and click Send. That message will be sent to everyone you added.If you need to edit or select multiple contacts, hold down the Ctrl key or the Cmd key on your keyboard and select multiple contacts.When you’re composing or replying to a message, hover over a  contact’s name to see the email address associated with it, and  double-click a contact’s name to edit it. If you have multiple email  addresses linked to a contact, you’ll see your contact’s email address  as well as name (e.g. John Smith (johnsmith@gmail.com).You can also select people from your Contacts page by checking the box next to each person then clicking Email in the group details pane. Create a group of recipientsIf you often send messages to the same set of people, consider  creating a contact group to make it easier to email that entire set of  people. For example, when you're writing an email, you can choose your  contact group "Soccer club" as your recipient rather than entering in  each person's email address separately.

How can I send an SMS to all of my contacts on my iPhone?

Whether you're sending a group text message to invite friends and family members to an upcoming event, or you need to send a message letting everyone in your phone's Address Book know you have a new phone number, the iPhone doesn't make the process simple.credit: Intel Free PressCertainly, you can take the time to copy and paste the same message ad nauseam until your task is completed.Alternatively, you can use one of the many iPhone applications that make it possible to create groups of contacts—for a single message or an ongoing list for those you often text message with—and complete the task in just a few taps. The initial setup process can take a bit of time, but once that's over with you'll have the ability to blast your contacts with text messages indefinitely.Group Text+The same development team behind popular iOS app Launch Pad Pro created Group Text+ to help speed up the process of sending messages to the same person or group of people.However, in addition to sending text messages to groups with speed, Group Text+ provides the ability to add animated GIFs, photos, your current location, a link copied to your clipboard, or predefined text.To send a message to your entire contact list in Group Text+, follow these steps:Open Group Text+ and tap on the Edit button in the top-right corner.Tap on the green Add Contacts button with a + sign in the middle of it.Begin typing in contact names and selecting them as the list populates below.With the list finished, tap Next.Give the group a name, tap Done.Tap Done to save your edits.To compose a message to the group, tap on its icon followed by the Compose button.There isn't a "select all" button to speed up the process, but in a sense that's a good thing. In the case of letting friends know you have a new phone number, you can be more selective of who has your digits.

What are good ways to choose a professional/proper email name/address?

Email addresses when you are a student, or from your employment will have their own formats, so I will address Personal email accounts.For Personal Email accounts, I am not an expert, but here are my thoughts and reactions:I am not impressed favorably by email addresses at "HotMail" or "Yahoo."Sorry, just my opinion. They don't seem serious.I have a negative feeling of email addresses at AOL, mostly as a feeling that people using AOL have AOL as their home page and are seeing the internet through the AOL filter. My feeling is that they are new to the internet, or never got off the on ramp. Again, just an opinion.I think that the best generic email domain is Gmail because Google is a serious and highly respected company. Also their free accounts have many great features and they do an AWESOME job filtering SPAM.I agree with Andrew Hennigan that the best short names are taken, and that "JohnSmith82" is not the format.Here is an example that I would use, if your name was Andrew James Harmon. I think that shorter is better, but remember that this is a personal email, and people responding or sending messages to you will at most only need to key in your email address one time. Mostly they will just click on it. So recognizable is more important than brevity.The following options are in the sequence I would try:Harmon@AHarmon@AJHarmon@AndrewHarmon@AndrewJHarmon@AndrewJamesHarmon@A.Harmon@A.J.Harmon@Andrew.Harmon@AndrewJ.Harmon@Andrew.James.Harmon@NOTES: I personally do not like an underscore ( _ ) between words. The emails system does not like blank spaces and inserts an _ in their place.I have used capital letters as you would in normal writing. The email systems IGNORES capital letters, treating or converting them to lower case. BUT humans find it much easier to read and recognize the add address with the capitalsExample: andrewjamesharmon vs. AndrewJamesHarmonI always advise customers to use capital letters in the same way with their domain names, unless they are so short and universally recognizable that it is not needed. So fedex or Fedex are both immediately recognized, as opposed to dogwalkingandshampoowithtlc vs. DogWalkingAndShampooWithTLC

How do I add a FaceTime contact?

Open "Facetime" from "Dock" or "Launchpad". Click on the "+" sign in the upper right corner.Enter name of the new contact. Now you need to enter mobile number if your contact uses iPhone or you can add an Apple ID e-mail address of your contact. Click "Done".

How do I sync contacts from my iPhone to my Mac?

Howdy!  I would suggest this process:*do not connect iPhone to computer*1. Open iTunes->Edit->Preferences, Click on tab "Devices" and check "Prevent iPods, iPhones, and iPads from syncing automatically.2. Connect iPhone to computera. Select the device from left hand paneb. Go to "Info" and check mark "Sync Contacts" and choose the correct type of contacts from the drop down. If your laptop and iPhone contacts are different and the phone is up to date vs the laptop you may want to back up the laptop and purge it. If it were me, that is what I would do. I would backup my contacts on the laptop first then purge the address book, then sync my phone back into the contact list. I would do this mainly so nothing was lost/duplicated or any other possible problem that could arise. From there I would then merge the backup into the client again. I have done this previously and then used www.scrubly.com to remove/merge duplicates. I didn't really want to export to xls and clean up the contacts on 2900 or so entries!