PDF just got better in gmail saran 12:20 AM

When i get pdf docs by mail, I always hesitate to open it as it is slow and a major pain in the ass. I sometimes wanna just browse through the document, rather than downloading it. Now what Google did is, they gave a "View" option near to the Download option. It looks like this:

Clicking "View" quickly opens the PDF inside your browser(not with Adobe Reader), complete with the graphics and formatting you expect to see in a PDF. It is the same feature used in Google Docs. Now at this stage, you can even view the document in html format, or download it or print the whole thing. Here.. take a look:

(click to see an enlarged image.)

 

Read more:

• The Official Gmail Blog

Organise your Tasks, the Google way! saran 9:59 PM

Email has been revolutionised since Google came up with Gmail. Now they introduce "Tasks", or to put it simple, the Google way to keep us organised.. Tasks is a kind of utility, inside Gmail, which will help us to keep track on what we need to do. 

By default, Tasks is not enabled in your Gmail. So to enable it follow the following steps:

1. Go to Settings and select the Labs tab from there.
2. In that, enable the feature named Tasks.
3. Save the changes.

Tasks utility will now be enabled. To enter a new task,  just click in an empty part of your list and start typing. No buttons to click and it's saved automatically. Hit 'Enter' and you've got a new task right there.

You can also easily convert emails into tasks: select one or more messages and go to More Actions > Add to Tasks. (Or turn on keyboard shortcuts and use + t.)

Tasks are arranged in the same kind of window as chats, so they're visible while you're scanning your inbox, reading mail, or searching (and in Settings, too!). Just pop your list out into a new window to use Tasks outside of Gmail. 

Google is looking forward to hear from people on how to make this utility more useful. Interested people please contact Google. 

For more information visit The Official Gmail Blog.