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Saturday
Apr162011

Custom background images themes for Gmail

DateSaturday, April 16, 2011 at 8:01PM

If you are a Gmail user you may already be using bckground themes supplied to you by Google. Google how ever have just announced that you can use your own background images and basically create your own themes. So now you can be creative with your email themes.

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    Source: Custom background image themes
    by Jiří Semecký at Gmail Blog on April 14, 2011
    Themes in Gmail are great — there are tons to choose from and they give your inbox a personalized look. But we’ve heard from many of you who thought it would be even better if you could give Gmail an even more personalized look and create themes completely on your own.

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