Gmail now lets you send emails as attachments and reschedule appointments

Publish date: 2023-02-12

What you need to know

In case you didn't know before, there is more than one way to pass along emails when using Gmail. One of the most popular ways is to simply forward the email, but sometimes you need to send more than one, and that's where attaching emails comes in handy.

Previously, Gmail required you to download each email and then attach it as a file, and it's as tedious and time-consuming as it sounds. Thankfully, that's about to change.

Starting on December 9, Google began rolling out a new way to attach email messages, which is more streamlined and takes the hassle out of attaching multiple messages. Now, you can select multiple email messages and simply drag and drop them into a new email you are composing. Alternatively, there is also an option from the three-dot overflow menu to "forward as attachment" after selecting the emails.

The emails will be attached as .eml files, and when the recipient clicks on them, the messages will open in a new window. There is also no limit to the number of emails you can attach, so go wild and attach as many as you like.

This feature will roll out over the next 15 days and should be available for all G Suite users by January 6, 2020.

Another new feature Gmail is rolling out is a shortcut to reschedule appointments. Going forward, when you receive a Google Calendar invite via Gmail, there will be a new "More Options" button that gives you the ability to either propose a new time or add a note to the invite. After selecting either of the two new options, it will redirect you to the calendar.google.com website to make the changes.

As with email attachments, this new feature will roll out over the next 15 days and should be available for all G Suite users by January 6, 2020.

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