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Google provides a variety of options for organising your inbox. Gmail allows you to create labels (folders) to sort emails. A Gmail label is a type of tag that you can add to any email you receive or send. You can also add them to drafts. Labels are similar to folders, but unlike folders, they allow you to apply multiple labels to a single piece of mail. But labels can be more efficient than folders. You can also nest labels, which work like sub-folders in folders.1.Open your Gmail account.2.Go to the Settings icon on the…

I'm a Google Drive power user. I use the service daily for the majority of my writing needs. During my decade with Drive, I have had one instance where I lost nearly all of my work (thanks to a third-party sync tool that went awry). Since then, I've been diligent about backing up Google Drive. For that, I depend on rclone to backup specific directories in Google Drive to an external drive attached to my System76 Thelio, running Pop!_OS. That primary backup also picks up specific folders from other machines I have synced…

Source: Christine Romero-Chan / iMore iCloud Drive lets you store all your files up on Apple's servers and sync them across all your devices, including iPhone, iPad, and Mac. While you can let iCloud create files for you and drop files where it thinks they belong, you can also create your own folders and move any of your files into them. Here's how! How to access iCloud Drive on your Mac via Finder Thanks to iCloud Drive, Apple's cloud-based file sharing system, we can share files between Mac and iOS seamlessly. On iOS,…

Keeping your emails organized is essential to finding the ones you need when you need them. One easy way to do this is by creating folders and moving your messages to them. If you use Gmail, you’ll see default folders, those already created for you, in the menu on the left side. When you set up your own, they’ll fall in line in that same spot giving you a quick and easy way to organize your inbox. Here’s how to create folders in Gmail and move emails to them. Create a folder in GmailBefore we begin it’s…