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Gmail has added tha ability to forward received emails in two ways: "All" or "Selective"

"ALL" FORWARDING

This is a "global" setting that lets you optionally forward all received email to another email address. Click on the "Settings" link, and click on the new "Forwarding" tab. In there, you have the option do Disable or Enable email forwarding. Click on Enable, enter the email address to which you want to forward, and then select one of the following self-explanatory actions from the associated dropdown:

-keep Gmail's copy in the Inbox

-archive Gmail's copy

-trash Gmail's copy

This setting will forward all received email to another email address and take the appropriate action on the received email.

"SELECTIVE" FORWARDING

Filters have also been enhanced with a new "Forward it to: emailaddress" action letting you selectivly forward emails based on filter criteria. You can use the same or different email addresss for each filter if you choose providing very powerful email management. For example, I may get statement notifications from a bank and want to auto-copy it to my wife. I just set up a filter to select emails with the bank's sending email address and then select the "Forward it to:" action and enter my wife's email address. Now, she'll get notified also!

Propably you have seen this smiling person on your computer screen.  This eye-blinking gentleman often appears in chatting.  This is the world of smilies.  Describing every gem of the sea of emotions .   Today if any wave of emotions is moving you while talking on chat or email on computer, then smilies are there to express.  You are smiling, laughing, sorrow, crying, unhappy, blinking an eye, confused, heart broken, want to kiss someone, then expressing these emotions does not need words.  Smilies are enough.

Every generation makes its own language.  In today's faster digital age the young generation is getting ahead with new symbols.  It is experessing its emotions on mobile and computer using smilies and emoticons.  What is this world of smily and what effect it is made on today's communication?

Many times we are unable to tell our feelings in words.  At that time smilies are effective.  I am showing you a tongue this never can be written, but you onlly type three symbols, a smily showing tongue will appear itself.   Smilies are a big need today while chatting and text messaging.   Pictures are always more effective than words.

The new generation also knows the grammar of it.   They enjoy it too.  This trend is in whole world.  Online portal Yahoo had conducted a survey before 3 years.  It was found that 68% youngsters age between 19 to 25 were using smilies daily.  Also 48% users aging 50 or more were using emoticons in messaging.  61% said that while talking on instant messenger they send smilies to express their feelings.   In three years the number of such people has increased.

The generation habitual of speed find time-saving in smilies.  John Nelson is young and studying.  Most of the time he spend on Internet.  Says, 'The importance of time is increased today.  People use to send heart shaped smily instead of saying I love you.'  Content marketer Sammy says, 'Smily adds emotions in a flat talk.  I only talk with smilies.'  Radio jockey Katrina says, 'Smily makes message alive.'

Here is the complete list of Gmail chat smilies:  (Courtesy:  techrageo.us)