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Gmail Using Help !

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I use my gmail ID regularly and also want to use inj future !

 

I already used 69% of my total 7365 MB !

 

can you tell me How to Update my gmail account as i want to use this in future too !

Why not just try deleting some of your emails?

 

I bet if you delete all the emails in your trash this will free up a lot of space.

if your a real power user and you cant delete your old mails, you can upgrade your account, go to settings > accounts and import > additional storage

i'm much too much of a cheapskate to upgrade ;) so i've no idea if you get any goodies

^ Yes it's all the file attachments that take up the bulk of the space. If you need to keep files, save them to your local computer first then delete from the email account.

What I do is I have my corporate emails forwarded to my gmail account. Since I have 10 email addresses for various purposes all piped into my Gmail, I tend to get rather high on the %. What I do is I make sure I have the files locally and I also go through and run a few filters to delete all the crap I didn't delete before. Also there is a gmail backup program that will download all of your gmail messages and what not and keep it locally. It saves it in a format that allows it to be reuploaded but it's nice so that you can open up another gmail account just for storage of old emails. The link is here: http://www.gmail-backup.com/

  • 3 weeks later...

^ Yes it's all the file attachments that take up the bulk of the space. If you need to keep files, save them to your local computer first then delete from the email account.

 

Yes , BlueDreamer is correct . GMail has POP3 Support , enable it , configure in your email client and download all the emails .. Then free up you space ..

 

Thanks ,

 

MyDediServer Support

Quality Servers and Support

 

A PCRange Group company

  • 1 month later...

As mentioned, try deleting some of your attachments, images are massive files compared to basic text emails.

 

PS - I like the design of your site even though it does whore keywords ;)

  • 2 months later...

Try backupify.com it's free full featured until the 31st of January. After that it's a fremium model

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