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Favorite Gmail Labs Features: Share Yours, View Others'
Rather than preventing electrons and matter from collapsing upon themselves, Pauli's 2nd exclusion principle, legend has it, was concerned more with Prof. Pauli himself: following this principle, the famous physicist, notorious for his two left hands, and a successful experiment could not be in the same laboratory room at the same time.
Now, what Gmail lab experiments are with you in the same room — and successful, too?
›› Some of Gmail's best and quirky features come from in its labs. Which Gmail labs experiments do you have enabled? Which are your favorites, and which would you recommend? What new labs features would you love to see in Gmail?
| Colorful Butterflies - Free IncrediMail Letter and E-Card
 You see rocks lush with moss. You see a fallen tree, overgrown and brightly green. You see, between the rocks, turquoise water. You see white gushes sprinkling the moss.
You see all this with your eyes closed, of course, and your ears open to Bedřich Smetana's Vltava part of Má vlast, when the Cold and Warm Vltava begin as small springs.
If you listen closely, you can also see two butterflies dancing about the rocks and water, one blue and one red, right? (Speaking of it, what other curious connection does Smetana have to butterflies?)
›› Butterflies full of color and beauty. (IncrediMail)
| The Bat! 5.0 - Better IMAP, and QR Codes
 If you've fancied an email program to turn links, addresses, text and more into QR codes to be scanned with mobile phones (to start composing an email, for instance), you can give the latest version of The Bat! a try.
Next to a QR code generator, The Bat! 5.0 comes with news for those who've fancied better IMAP support in the venerable email program: a refined protocol implementation now lets you use "color groups" (which make marked messages stand out in the message list) with IMAP accounts, for example, and search using regular expressions.
New "smart hints" let you preview messages just by pointing to them and add people to your address book or save attachments with less clicks. The "smart hints" possibly have too many options in The Bat!'s configuration for most; image blocking possibly had too few for some. Now, you can block remote images not only by server but also by sender, folder and myriads of other options (including regular expressions).
›› The Bat! is a highly sophisticated and efficient email client. It makes handling even large volumes of mail a pleasant and secure experience. (Windows)
| Highlight Text with a Marker Pen Background Color in Outlook
In the field of Fungi by the city of Coventry the witch of Warwick schemed against the master of Mercia: Leofric should be convinced to "repeal all taxes." He agreed, famously, if his wife, Lady Godiva, would ride naked through the streets of the city; which, of course, she did.
The highlight when Peeping Tom of Coventry was put on the Covent Garden stage in 1837 was — the light. First used in a theater, limelight could be focussed on a single actor, say the production's star, William Charles Macready.
Now, you don't have to ride horses or heat calcium even to direct the focus in emails you compose — in Outlook of Office:
›› Want to highlight key text with style and, perhaps, subtlety? Here's how to emphasize with a colorful marker pen in Outlook.
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