Sometimes after you've used your "Delete" key and then go to insert something in a word or sentence in an email, you find that rather than inserting, it deletes what was there and replaces it. The solution is simple: just hit your "Insert" key once. From then on -- until you use the old "Delete" key again -- you'll find you can insert something in a word or sentence without any problem.
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Google Inc.'s free e-mail service removed its invitation-only restrictions on Wednesday, February 14, and is now available to everyone.
Invitations are longer required to and everyone is welcome to signup for a Gmail account - starting today. Gmail is open to all Internet users worldwide for the first time ever.
Although it will no longer require invitations to sign up, Gmail is retaining its "beta," or test, status. In Google's case this means that Gmail will undergo ongoing improvements, much as it has done since it was introduced on April Fool's day in 2004
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