Smileys for your Gmail Messages
A picture worth a thousand words. Gmail now supports emoticon/Smileys provided you compose email messages in rich HTML mode.
Those yellow smiley faces (aka emoticons) are quite popular among young Internet users because they help convey emotion without writing a single word of text.
The smiley feature is now available in Gmail accounts, though the emotions are not good when compared with Hotmail or Yahoo! smileys. Here is a screenshot; you can also test them inside your Gmail Account.
What do you feel or think about Gmails new feature. Do you think they will make your Gmail experience more fun?
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Would LOVE to use smiley’s in email! How do you access them? I haven’t seen them in my email account.
Its Simple. Click on Compose Mail. You will find a yellow colored smiley in between Highlight Color and Link
Click on it and a list of smileys will be displayed onto the screen. Let me know if it works for you.
Yea I thought i noticed these the other day… Something looked different lol
There is just a slight difference, that is why many people haven’t looked yet.
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