When I email somebody (that is using whatever e-mail service of his own) using Gmail the recipient can see both my (the sender) e-mail address and real name like Ivan Smith <ivan.smith@gmail.com>. For a special reason I need to remove my name from the header and keep only declaring my e-mail address. Is this possible with Gmail (without using any extra e-mail client application)?
Gmail – How to disable adding real name to the from field when sending messages in Gmail
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Yes
In your Gmail settings, under "Accounts and Import", if you have multiple "send mail as" accounts set up you can choose to always default to your Gmail account or to respond with the account to which the message was sent.
You should have a look at Lifehacker full guide to clean up Gmail Contacts.
Some topics they cover that could help you:
- clean up duplicates
- export and import csv
I'd say that for 200 contacts, the easiest way is to:
- export to CSV
- keep the contacts you want (delete the unwanted rows)
- delete all your gmail contacts
- import the clean and fresh CSV to Google Contacts
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Best Answer
In Gmail, go into Settings > Accounts and Import > Send mail as ... and change the name information under your default option to something else.