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How do I forward all my Gmail email to another account?How can I create a "Rule" in Gmail that will forwards any E-mail received to another E-mail account. I went to the filter section However I did not know what to do next. Would appreciate your help Filters in Google's Gmail service are very powerful, but it's not always obvious how to configure one to do exactly what you desire. First off, though, did you read the article Forward selected messages from Gmail? Let's go through the steps for creating a broad filter here. First off, click on the small Create a filter text link just to the right of the "Search the Web" button near the very top of the Gmail page. You'll see this:  Click on the screen shot for a larger view To have the filter apply to all your email, simply specify your own Gmail address as the "To" address. If you get lots of mail from lists where you're not an explicit recipient, you might create additional rules with the list name as the Subject for those specific filters too. Click on the "Next" button and now you can decide what should happen next:  To have these messages automatically forward to a different address, specify the address adjacent to the "Forward to" box, then either also check "Delete it" if you want the Gmail copy to vanish, or check "Skip the Inbox (Archive it)" if you'd like to keep a copy on Gmail, but archive it so it's not in your Inbox when you sporadically log in. Done? Click on "Create Filter" and you should be good to go!
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I have been thinking of signing up for Gmail however, can I use Outlook to read Gmail? Posted by: Michael at November 7, 2007 8:48 PMHello that's not gonna working, because old messages are not forwarded… Posted by: shaman at September 8, 2008 12:41 PMhi Posted by: rajasthan at October 2, 2009 11:12 PMI tried to apply this to all 15000 emails I have in an alt account. ( i have to save them for various compliance reasons, and I am trying to update to a more professional email address) How long does it take. Most filters are instant. Please help. Posted by: Rick L at January 19, 2010 11:20 AMi want to forward selected emails from one gmail id to another gmail id Posted by: rajmurugan at July 31, 2010 7:08 PMEasily done, rajmurugan, but you're going to need to be able to set up rules for it or it won't work. If you can figure out what the messages you want to forward have in common then click on "create filter". I have tutorials on it here on the site too: http://www.askdavetaylor.com/about_gmail_filter.html Good luck Posted by: Dave Taylor at July 31, 2010 9:26 PMDave, I think it is not possible to sent an old email messages by filter with forwarding.. See this: I tried to forward some old messages, but it not works ! Thanks, Yeah can confirm it does not work, WTF GMAIL Posted by: Gurj at September 13, 2011 5:31 AMI have something to say, now that you mention it, but ...
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