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If it is a Windows machine, you can right-click on the desktop. On the pull-down menu, select NEW, then SHORTCUT. When the Create Shortcut screen appears, in the location block, enter www.gmail.com, then press the NEXT button. On the next screen, name the shortcut GMAIL, then press the FINISH button.
What version of windows are you using? Windows 7 you can create a shortcut to your gmail account on the desktop. Download and save a Gmail Icon file (should be .ico from somewhere like http://findicons.com/search/gmail) then right click on the newly created shortcut on your desktop, choose properties, choose change icon under the shortcut tab, browse to where you icon was saved when you downloaded it and click on the file [your shortcut icon should now display your new icon]. Next click on your desktop shortcut holding your right mouse button and drag it to your task bar and release the right mouse button when pin to task bar is displayed.
In Windows 7 I can copy the Web address in my browser, when I have Gmail open to my inbox, and then right-click the Desktop and select New from the menu and then select Shortcut from the next menu. A dialog opens up and says, "Type the location of the item" but you just right-click in the box and paste the address you copied. Hit Next, and type in a display name for your shortcut. Call it Gmail. Hit Finish.
have you signed off your Gmail on your
tablet? if not,try that first, then go to Gmail.com
onactual computer and sign in, see what happens.
maybe the computer needs an update to
download gmail to your computer. look into whatever you can.
That depends on the system you are using. In earlier versions of windows I think you can right-click on the Gmail page and move the mouse to "create shortcut".
Windows 7 and later does not enable website shotcuts on the desktop, only the shortcut to the browser itself.
You can however set (one of) the Home page(s) of your browser to Gmail. This way, whenever your browser opens, you will see the gmail page.
If you need help with setting the home page of the browser, please be sure to note the browser's name and the system you use.
how about a gmail icon on your desktop that way you'd be able to just click on the icon and it take you to the sign in at gmail if you want to do this, go to gmail sign in right click on the word google there will be a menu come up find COPY SHORTCUT click on it and it will ask you if you want a shortcut to gmail on the desktop click yes or ok and then check to see if the shortcut icon is on the desktop
just drag the gmail icon from the address bar and drop it on your desktop.
OR
- right click on your desktop - click on new --> shortcut - type "https:\\mail.google.com" (without the quotes) in the field when it asks for the path - click on "Next" - type a name for the shortcut, e.g. "Gmail" - click on "Finish"
This will open the Gmail login page in your default browser.
Do you mean the email link at the top of the start menu? If so, you cannot make GMail an option there, as it is not a Microsoft product. However, you can make one yourself. Right click the desktop and go to New > Shortcut. In the wizard that comes up, type http://gmail.com. Click Next, type "GMail" then click finish. Now, click on the shortcut you have just made, drag it to the Start menu button, and drag it to the top of the start menu. You should now have a permanent shortcut to GMail on your start menu.
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