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How To Change The Subject Line In Gmail

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3 years ago

Gmail is one of the most popular email clients on the market. It’s free, easy to use, and highly customizable. But sometimes you don’t have time to learn all the settings and get started on your email account. That’s where the subject line comes in. In order to change the subject line on your Gmail account, you first need to create a new account and sign in. Once you have signed in, click on the Customize Your Email Menu item at the top of your screen.Scroll down to the bottom and select Subject Line Settings. Here you will find four options: 1) Set The Subject Line Always Starts With The Same Text: This setting tells Gmail how to format your subject lines for all messages. If you set this option, then all your subject lines will start with a text that is always the same (e.g., “Hello from Google!”). 2) Set The Subject Line By Date: This setting lets you choose

How to Change the Subject Line of a Reply in Gmail

Gmail has the ability to modify the topic of a reply or forwarded email, although the feature is rather obscured. This is especially helpful if you need to unsubscribe from a mailing list and must respond with “UNSUBSCRIBE” in the subject line.

As a Gmail user, click the “Reply” button to begin writing your response or forwarding the message.
To change the subject of an email, use the “Edit Subject” button located just to the left of the “To” box.

When you open Gmail, you’ll see a new email compose window with a topic box you may alter. Add the text “UNSUBSCRIBE,” delete the “Fwd:” from a forwarded email, or construct a new subject line.

Let us know how it goes. When you’ve finished creating the email, click “Send” to send it.

On the Gmail app for your mobile device, this is much simpler. The Subject line will show and be editable above the body of the email when drafting a reply or forwarded email. Simply move the cursor to the top of the page and choose a new topic.