> "Reply" and "Reply to all" are available on at least two places on the
> screen:
> 1. at the bottom of the email
> 2. in the drop-down list at the top right corner of the email
> To view all unread emails quickly:
> - go to settings --> labs
> - enable the "Quick links" and save changes at the bottom
> - there is now a "Quick links" box in your inbox on the left
> - type "is:unread" in the search box and press Enter
> - click on "Add quick link" in the Quick links box
> - give a name to this link, e.g. "unread" and press OK
> - now you just have to click on this link to view unread emails
> On Jul 2, 10:58 am,gogizmodowrote:
> > Hi,
> > I understand I can use "Search" to find only unread messages using
> > "is:unread" or something similar, but why does it have to be so
> > difficult? Why isn't there a "View Unread" button, which I would think
> > would be a pretty obvious feature? Is there now an easier way?
> > Also, I searched for this question to see how other people were
> > handling it, and found dozens of people asking the same thing in
> > dozens of different posts in the Gmail Help Discussion group that I
> > was in. Why is "Forward" the only option available, instead of "Reply-
> > To"? Why could I only forward it via email to someone or view it?
> > Why does "More Options" only show this?
> > "Forward | Print | Individual message | Report this message | Find
> > messages by .."
> > That's pretty frustrating and lame. What gives? :-)
> > I'm sorry if this is a duplicate, but I've posted many times in
> > different groups without an answer, and really hope there's one out
> > there. Thanks so much.
> > Thanks,
> > Dave
