Sep. 6., 2014 | 02:49 pm
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http://gappstips.com/gmail-tips/view/20
Gmail has built-in email forwarding (to a single email address), but here is a very simple trick to forward to multiple addresses.
1. In Gmail, go into your settings, click filter along the tabs and select ‘Create a new filter’.
2.You can now create a filter to only forward select messages, or if you want to forward all messages you can enter the current account’s email address in the ‘To:’ field (in this example, it would be hello@gapptips.com). Click ‘Create filter with this search’.
3. In the next screen, check the Forward it to: box and enter one of the desired email addresses in the box. Don’t worry, we’ll add the other addresses in the next step. Click ‘Create Filter’.
Note that the forwarding address must already be added and enabled. See: Automatically forward emails to another account
4. Repeat this process for any additional email addresses you want to forward messages to. Be sure to keep your filter settings the same to avoid any incongruities.
http://gappstips.com/gmail-tips/view/20
Gmail has built-in email forwarding (to a single email address), but here is a very simple trick to forward to multiple addresses.
1. In Gmail, go into your settings, click filter along the tabs and select ‘Create a new filter’.
2.You can now create a filter to only forward select messages, or if you want to forward all messages you can enter the current account’s email address in the ‘To:’ field (in this example, it would be hello@gapptips.com). Click ‘Create filter with this search’.
3. In the next screen, check the Forward it to: box and enter one of the desired email addresses in the box. Don’t worry, we’ll add the other addresses in the next step. Click ‘Create Filter’.
Note that the forwarding address must already be added and enabled. See: Automatically forward emails to another account
4. Repeat this process for any additional email addresses you want to forward messages to. Be sure to keep your filter settings the same to avoid any incongruities.