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Trick To Enable Additional Gmail Emoticons

Trick To Enable Additional Gmail Emoticons                    Gmail Lab has a large collection of features which are not enabled by default.It gives you the freedom of choice to enable only those addtional features which are important to you. from Labs.Gmail Lab has  cool feature to enable additional emoticons.
Trick To Enable Additional Gmail Emoticons




  • Login Into your Gmail account.
  • Click on the Gears Icon on the top-right corner and select Labs









 
 
  • You will see a lot of features, search for Extra Emoji.
 
  • Enable Extra Emoji and Saves Changes








  • This will activate all the addtiional chat emoticons for your Gmail.
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Now whenever you will compose a new email you will have 100’s of new emoticons.

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