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Google Suite FAQ
Gmail: 30 GB of storage space built in, along with instant messenger, better mobile access, and superior email search features.
Google Calendar: Take your calendar with you on your mobile phone or any mobile device and have it automatically sync to your computer. Share calendars with fellow faculty and staff members. Easy scheduling of department and division meetings and events.
Google Drive: Allows a user to create, share, and collaborate on documents, spreadsheets, forms, presentations, images and other files.
Google Sites: Create websites as a team or solo with built in video, image, gadget and document integration.
Log into your SUNY Broome Gmail account and look for a black checkerboard ▦ across the top of your mail page. You should now see options for drive, calendar, and contacts among other selections.
Each user has access to 30 GB of storage space.
You can send messages, including the attachment, up to 25 MB in size.
When you delete a message Gmail removes the message from EVERY label (folder) the message was contained in, the conversation is then moved to the trash folder. After 30 days the trash is automatically deleted, unless you delete it yourself beforehand. After 30 days, deleted emails cannot be recovered.
Before the 30-day time limit, mail can be moved back to its original location.
Find your labels on the left hand side of the mail pane. Scroll down until you see more. Select that.
Then select Manage Labels.
Select “remove” to the right of a label to remove it, or “edit” to change the name or nest the label (make it a subfolder).
Look in your sent mail or all mail labels. You should see the message here. You can also cc yourself if you know you are not part of the distribution list and want to see this message in your inbox.
As a note even if you cc yourself, this does not verify that the message reached people on the distribution list. Email someone on that list if you need to check to be sure.
When you share a calendar with a group of people, they will still have to add you manually to their list of calendars.
Once deleted the event cannot be recovered. You will have to remake the event.
- Open Gmail in your browser
- Open the message
- Next to the Reply
, select the Down arrow
- Select “Report Phishing”
Google then will directly put this email into the spam folder or will give you a warning. It also learns from these reports and will get better in separating good mail from Spam mail.