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Windows 7 Gmail Notifier with jumplist feature

Here is a Gmail Notifier for Microsoft’s new operating system Windows 7. This freeware, portable tool can notify you new emails at a fixed time intervals from multiple Gmail accounts.

There are several Gmail Notifiers (here/here), but this one is specially made for Widows 7 and comes with Windows 7 new feature Jumplist.

The program is very simple to use, no installation is required. Just unzip and run the tool, click + icon to add your Gmail accounts, specify a time interval (1 min or above), select a sound (if required) for notification, and click Ok to save. That’s all.

To preview new mails from multiple Gmail accounts, just hover over your mouse on the Gmail Notifiers tray icon (or right click on it to bring jumplist).

You can download Gmail Notifiers Plus from here [home page]
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