Hi nIf you've got a cluttered inbox and want to clean it up then deleting large numbers or even all of the emails in your Gmail inbox could be the answer. While the Gmail interface is generally very simple to use and understand it makes it a bit of a nightmare to work on large numbers of emails at the same time unless you know a couple of little tricks. Here I'll show you how to delete absolutely everything in Gmail and also how to delete all the emails from certain senders and with certain keywords. The latter methods are handy if you get lots of email newsletters and never delete them. The good news is that with these tricks you can quickly tidy up vast swathes of emails in one go so that tidying up your inbox needn't take a lot of time if you go about it in the right way. How to select all nA couple of people say that the instructions only work for the emails that you can currently see on the page rather than all messages in Gmail. I can understand how that happens as the Gmail interface is a little clunky and the option to select all email is a little hidden. Before the main instructions it's worth knowing how to select everything. First click the tickbox at the top of the page to select all emails on that page. Look carefully (see s 326 578 u2b italic n u2bFor more info - italic n Hope it helps italic n ~Arsh~ italic u2b italic