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Google Makes New Search Operators Available to Gmail Users

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Alex over a Google Operating System has a list of the new operators along with examples that show how they work (with your Gmail account).

You can find a list of all Gmail search operators here.

All of these operators are not only be useful when needing to find an item(s) but also when creating/modifying Gmail filters.

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