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==Canned Responses== | ==Canned Responses== | ||
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'''''Canned responses''''' allow you to save and easily access a response while maintaining formatting. A lot of positions in the EUS provide a service that spans multiple students, groups, etc. ; rather than tailoring each email every time you need to respond to a request, use canned responses! Sure you could save a draft and always copy-paste, but why do that when there’s an easier service at hand? | |||
'''To enable Canned Responses:''' | '''To enable Canned Responses:''' | ||
:#Navigate to the Gear icon in Gmail, then click the “Labs” tab | :#Navigate to the Gear icon in Gmail, then click the “Labs” tab | ||
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:#Scroll to the bottom and save settings | :#Scroll to the bottom and save settings | ||
:#When drafting an email, click the arrow on the bottom right to view the Canned Response options | :#When drafting an email, click the arrow on the bottom right to view the Canned Response options | ||
:: | :::''Here you may “Save”, “Insert”, or “Delete” your responses'' | ||
You can also automatically reply to emails with Canned Responses! If you want to setup an auto-response to any emails that include "Printouts" in the subject line, follow the steps outlined above for [[#Auto Filtering|auto filtering, add the option "Reply with Canned Response" | |||
Canned responses are also a great way to have multiple [[Email Signature|email signatures]] for a shared email. | |||
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