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- 1. ¡Cómo configurar su correo “Gmail” para poder recibir los mensajes entrantes en otro Correo? Dr Luis Castellanos Maracaibo, 2014
- 2. Hacer click en el botón de “Configuración”
- 3. Hacer click en la opción de “Configuración”
- 4. Seleccionar “Reenviar y correo POP/IMAP”
- 6. Ingresar su correo electrónico principal
- 7. Seleccionar la opción de “Conservar la copia”
- 9. ¡Cómo configurar su correo “Gmail” para poder recibir los mensajes entrantes en otro Correo? Dr Luis Castellanos Maracaibo, 2014 luiscastellanos@yahoo.com @lrcastellanos