Subject-Only (no message body) Emails in Gmail

by Sufian on October 31, 2008

Quick tip which was published on the Google blog:

If you’re like me, you will send your contacts and even yourself quick one-line emails, sometimes with the the quick note in the subject line only. At the moment, when you try sending an email with only a subject line (no message), Gmail prompts you and asks you if you really want to send the a blank message body. Now there’s a way around it: add “EOM” to the end of the subject line.

Example:

Coffee at 9:30? EOM

More ways to be efficient. Excellent work, Googlers!

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1 Stephen Hewitt November 1, 2008 at 6:16 am

ooh helpful tip

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2 samweller October 4, 2009 at 5:57 pm

Thanks, I knew that.
Now, be a sport and a charitable one: tell me how to get rid of the #$%&/% “send message without a subject?” that fatally appears and will keep till you answer it or give up and input a #$%&#/& % subject…
C’mon, make a lesser miracle and make one poor bloke happy for a moment.

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