How to compose and Reply to Messages ?
Every product has a flaw, why cant
gmail be the exception in that. Google has been consistently improvising its strategy to keep its products flawless to sustain the freshness, most used and effectiveness of its product.
One such flaw, when you were composing a new mail , you cant go back and check other mails in the inbox for some data. This flaw leads to several millions of clinks per day in that Application. To control that Google gave a solution like a work-around to overcome this problem.
New Compose Feature will work like a chat window. Say now if you want to compose a email, you have to open 2 windows one displays your inbox, the other for composing a new email. [ say if you want some data from the inbox for composing the new email].
Now when you click compose, it will be pop-up like a chat window and at the same time, you can able to access multiple mails in your inbox and other folders.
How to Compose New Message?
Step 1: If you want to compose a new email, click on the Compose button, but, it will not redirect you to a new message window as before.
Step 2: A window will pop-up similar to the chat message pane with options including Recipients, Text formatting, insert options, discard, more options, windows size and more.
Step 3: Anytime you want to switch to the older compose mode, select the option Switch Back to Old Compose under More.
How to Reply to Messages?
The main change is that the compose mail appears at the bottom of the like an horizontal pane and it is quite similar to composing a new message.
Step 1: If you want to change the subject while replying, you select the option ‘Start Separate Conversation’ in the drop down menu next to the name of the recipient.
Step 2: Also, select reply, reply all or forward from the same drop down menu.
Step 3: You respond along with the previous message by clicking on the ‘Show Trimmed Content’ icon at the bottom of the compose space.
Google is also working on additional features that will allow users to insert emotions, event invitations, print drafts from More menu, add labels to outgoing messages and send read receipts. read more at
Google's Official Blog
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