 I'm going to show you a great way to compose and send an email directly from a Google document. So all you need to do is open up a blank document. So I've got one running right here. Head on up to the file button. Go down to where it says email and at the bottom where it says email draft. Click on that. You will see all of the header parts of any email you would normally compose within Gmail. So I could type this to someone. I can also use the built-in tools in Google Docs by putting the at sign and then typing in a name. And it'll pull from your contacts or your domain or whatever you're using through Google. So I could also add it this way. So I'm going to send this to myself. I could COWRBAND copy and BLIND copy in your subject line, demo email. And then I could compose my email here. OK. See right everything you need to. Don't worry about your signature, especially if you already have a signature within Gmail. You'll be able to add that. If you don't have one in Gmail, you can add it now below that. But you just need to type your email right here in the middle. Once you have that done and everything looks like you would like, all you have to do is go to this M button right over here and click it. It'll pop open a pop-up right here, which is a Gmail pop-up, and then there's my email. Now, like I said, I already have built-in signatures within Gmail. It did not bring it automatically up, but all I need to do is go down to the bottom down here to this little pen symbol, click on that, and choose which email I'm going to use. There's my email. It's ready to go. All I have to do is click the send button and it's off. Super easy. It's a great way if you want to keep a draft of your copy of your email for some reason in a document, but you have the ability to send directly from a Google document.