Changing The Default Gmail Email Settings For Sending Mail

By default your Google Gmail account sends your emails using the "@Gmail.com" email address, But did you know you can change the default settings in Gmail so every time you send out an email from your Gmail account, it appears to the recipient of your email you have sent your message from a different email address? Let's assume that I have already completed the steps for sending mail from Gmail using your domain name, and now I want to send the bulk of my emails from my @globalevangelists.com email address. Normally, I'd have to manually choose this email address every time I want to send an email by clicking on the "Drop Down" box in the "From" sender information area. But because I want to use this email address for the majority of my emails, having to manually choose this specific email account every time, seems very impracticle. So to make it easy for me to automatically send out the bulk of my emails from my @globalevangelists.com email address, I simply need to make it my default email address in Gmail. The rest of this post is all about changing the default settings in Gmail, so you can simply forget about what email address you have to use everytime you send out an email. To change the default email setting in Gmail, log into your Gmail account and click on the "Settings" link in the top left hand corner of your Gmail admin area. [...]

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