Create, manage and send email to groups in Gmail

Create, manage and send email to groups in Gmail

New Gmail users often have trouble figuring out how to create, manage and send email to "groups." This video tutorial demystifies the process, presenting simple, easy-to-follow instructions for using Gmail's endlessly useful group management features. For more on using groups in Gmail, take a look!

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Randy O Sailor 10 months ago
Removing names from a group. The problem is that I have so many groups that they extend below the boundaries of the group list window. I can't see DELETE FROM and can't even see all of my groups. There is no scroll bar in that window and I can't figure out how to see the whole list. (glhale1955 atsign gmail.com)
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