Google added another Labs feature called Multiple Inboxes in Gmail. This feature makes it possible for users to have more than one ‘inbox‘ in their default Gmail view. The look of Gmail changes so that you have your traditional inbox on the left and then a right pane with the emails you want (or need) to see separately.

It doesn’t mean that you will see inboxes of added Mail accounts in different panes. It is implied to simply place the results from various filters and search queries off to the side of your main in-box which shows starred and draft messages by default.

Now you can make it work to show mail boxes of other added email accounts to Gmail in diferent panes on right hand side of main Inbox using the small tweak 

1. Login to your Gmail account
2. Click 'Settings'and click the 'Labs' tab.
3. Enable Mutiple Inboxes feature and save changes
4. Then go for next step or to add - Click 'Accounts' tab under settings of Gmail account to add Yahoo, Hotmail,etc. or another Gmail account.
5. Write to:username@domain.com in front of the Pane where you want to show mails from another
6. You can always configure the position of pane and number of emails to be show in the list.

It is expected to write the email ID you wish to see the list of emails in the pane. For Example : yourname@hotmail.com OR anotheraccount@gmail.com

Note:
Mutiple Inboxes feature available with newer version mode. see more to use Gmail Offline Mode.

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Gmail Lab has introduced its latest great feature called Offline Gmail. Offline Gmail enable e-mail access even when you are not connected to the Internet. Well offline Gmail is actual implementation of Google Gears to make Gmail accessible in offline mode.

Once you have enable Offline Gmail, a local cache of your email will be stored in your computer using Google Gears. This local cache will be synchronizes with Gmail server whenever you are connected to network. You can star,label your email or send, reply emails. All the send email will be stored in your outbox and will automatically sent as soon as Gmail detects connections.

Currently, Google lists Firefox 2, Firefox 3 and Internet Explorer 7 in their list of support browser. Another feature of Offline Gmail is 'flasky connection mode'. It uses the local cache as if you were disconnected but still synchronizes your mail with the in the background.

How to enable Offline Gmail:

1. Login to your Gmail account
2. Click 'Settings'and click the 'Labs' tab.
3. Select 'Enable' next to 'Offline Gmail'.
4. Click 'Save Changes' at the bottom.
5. After your browser reloads, you’ll see a new

“Offline0.1″ link in the upper righthand corner of your account, next
to your username. Click this link to start the offline set up process
and download Gears if you don’t already have it.

Note:
Offline Gmail available to everyone who uses Gmail in US or UK English over the next couple of days. and with newer version mode

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Encryption and cryptographic software has been used in many different ways to make systems more secure.  This article discusses only a few ways that such software can make your system more secure, including:

1. Encrypting your email
2. Encrypting your files

To programs are mentioned that will help encrypt information. There are many more programs out there that will help, but these programs are good and a good place to start as any. They have the added benefit of both being free with source code available.

Will encryption stop people from accessing my information?

Encryption simply makes it harder for people to gain access to important information, like passwords or sensitive information in a file. The first thing you should know about encryption is that the algorithm that is used to encrypt can be simple or more complex and that affects how securely what you have encrypted is protected.  Encryption systems have been broken when the method of encryption is understood by hackers and is easy to break. 

Why bother to encrypt my email?

It should be noted that email is far less secure than paper mail for two very good reasons:  first, electronic data can be accessed easily over an Internet and secondly, electronic data is really simple to copy. There is a very good chance that someone has snooped around in your email despite your best intentions to stop it.

How do I go about encrypting my email?

There are many programs out there that can help you encrypt your email.  A very popular one is PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) or its Gnu offshoot GPG. 

PGP (http://www.pgpi.org/) self-describes itself this way: This "is a program that gives your electronic mail something that it otherwise doesn't have: Privacy. It does this by encrypting your mail so that nobody but the intended person can read it. When encrypted, the message looks like a meaningless jumble of random characters. PGP has proven itself quite capable of resisting even the most sophisticated forms of analysis aimed at reading the encrypted text."

Why bother to encrypt my files?

The answer to this boils down to what you store on your computer.  If you have financial data with important information like social security numbers, email addresses, account numbers and passwords, then you open yourself up to losing very valuable information.  Most corporate Internet security employees will attest to the widespread theft of very valuable information. As long as you are connected to the Internet you are vulnerable.

How do I go about encrypting my files?

AxCrypt File Encryption Software  (http://axcrypt.sourceforge.net/) Self-described as "Free Personal Privacy and Security for Windows 98/ME/NT/2K/XP with AES-128 File Encryption, Compression and transparent Decrypt and Open in the original application."

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