1 Awesome Gmail tip! Bet You Don’t Know about it

Originally Posted by angel2012

I fell in love with WPF the first time I saw it in action! WPF is a thing of pure beauty! Anyway, from the second I saw how the data binding worked I knew that there was going to be a lot to figure out there! It also seems as though there is no real data binding expert -- or the experts don't blog too much about it. I created my XAML Cheat Sheet shortly after feeling like I had some kind of grasp on the concept. It is still a great reference for basic bindings, but when you are real serious about binding you'll have to do better than that.

So I have been working on a project in my spare time called SmartForms 2.0 (more on that later) and I have had to do some very difficult things using bindings. In my previous experience with WPF I would either create a cleaver type converter and/or just give up and set the value/state of the controls in code (eww!). This time is different and I have to make data binding work.

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has anyone tried this tip?

Thanks...going to test it out!

Wow that's a really great feature. Thanks for letting us know

The tip you posted is Black Belt #3

List of tips : google.com/mail/help/tips.html

lol that is awesome, im going to gmail.com now, thanks

Wow you're right I didn't know that. But how is having that many dots in your email address useful?

I had tried this G-mail and yes it worked.
This is one more tip for G-mail account users:
Maintain 'Notes' in Account:
This feature is very useful for keeping links,notes, thoughts, etc.
For this create a Contact with a Name of "Notes" and an Email Address of "yourusername+Notes@gmail.com".
Then create a new Label called "Notes".
Finally, create a Filter to add the "Notes" Label any email addressed to "yourusername+Notes@gmail.com".
Also, check the "Skip the Inbox (Archive it)" checkbox.

can we put continues . like geo...rgebush@gmail.com ??

Originally Posted by wardeworth

I had tried this G-mail and yes it worked.
This is one more tip for G-mail account users:
Maintain 'Notes' in Account:
This feature is very useful for keeping links,notes, thoughts, etc.
For this create a Contact with a Name of "Notes" and an Email Address of "yourusername+Notes@gmail.com".
Then create a new Label called "Notes".
Finally, create a Filter to add the "Notes" Label any email addressed to "yourusername+Notes@gmail.com".
Also, check the "Skip the Inbox (Archive it)" checkbox.

Nice Tip, I just set my Gmail up to maintain notes.