Sort messages in gmail by sender's name? - Google Gmail

on uTube there is video that tells you how to block unwanted E-mails. It is called:
Gmail How to block unwanted messages and is on uTube.
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If you've deleted a message permanently, by clicking Delete Forever in your Spam or Trash, you won't be able to recover the message using the Gmail interface.
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If you've moved a message to Trash, by clicking Delete, but it's been fewer than 30 days and you haven't permanently deleted it, follow these steps to put it back in your inbox:

1. Sign in to Gmail.
2. Click Trash along the left side of any Gmail page. (If you don't see Trash along the left side of your Gmail page, go to the Labels tab in Settings, then click the show link next to the Trash label.)
3. Locate the message you'd like to move to your inbox, and check the box next to the sender's name.
4. Click Move to Inbox.

Gmail will no longer accept 'pop' remote access to accounts. You have to logon to the account via your browser and read your mail.

The Settings section of GMail is needed to block SPAM from their webmail.
Click the gear icon, click "Settings", click "Filters", click "Create new filter". Enter words, names, etc., and save the new filter. I haven't tried it and don't know if anything else is needed.

If you use an email client to receive the mail such as Thunderbird, or Outlook Express, you can block individual senders, or create message filters where particular words cause a message to be redirected. Using Thunderbird, I have a filter that sends any email not in my address book to Trash, though I could send it to a SPAM folder or my Purgatory folder. I check each message header before deleting the message permanently. If a sender has a new email address, or hasn't mailed me before, I add them to the address book and they won't be filtered out in the future. But most of the time I see the name of someone I know in the Trash, it's just a scam, SPAM, or malware.

• Visit https://support.google.com/mail/troubleshooter/2943007?rd=1
• Select "I think some else is using my account"
• Click "If you can't access your account"
• Follow the instrunctions provided.

You can hover over the senders name, then click on the magnifying glass that appears to the right, upon doing so it will search all messages by that sender.

Every email message lists a sender name in the "From" field.
This name is defined by the value you entered in your email client when you first configured your account.
If you marry, divorce or need to change your name for any other reason, common email clients, including Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Outlook Express and web-based services such as Windows Live Hotmail and Gmail, give you the ability to change the sender name to any alternate value with just a few clicks.

Click the "File" button near the top-left corner of the screen, select "Info" and click "Account Settings."
Select the name of your email account, and click the adjacent "Change" button.

Enter your preferred sender name in the "Your Name" field.


Click "Next," followed by "Finish," to confirm the change.

Microsoft Outlook Express 6

Click "Tools" in the top menu bar, and select "Accounts."


Select the "Mail" tab in the resulting dialog box.


Select the name of your email account, and click the adjacent "Properties" button.


Select the "General" tab on the screen that follows, and enter your preferred sender name in the "Name" field.


Click "OK," followed by "Close," to confirm your change.

Windows Live Hotmail

Log into your Windows Live Hotmail account.


Click the "Options" button near the top-right corner of the window, and select "More Options."


Click the "Account details" link located below the "Managing your account" heading.


Locate your name on the following screen, and click the adjacent "Change" link.


Enter your preferred sender name using the "First name" and "Last name" fields, and click "Save."

Gmail

Log into your Gmail account.


Click the "Settings" link located near the top-right corner of the window.


Click the "Accounts and Import" link on the screen that follows.


Look to the "Send mail as" section, locate your email address and click the adjacent "Edit info" link.

Enter your preferred sender name in the "Name" field, and click "Save Changes."

If you canceled or deleted you can retrieve them in most web email clients.

GMail:
If you've deleted a message permanently, by clicking Delete Forever in your Spam or Trash, it isn't possible to recover the message.
If you've moved a message to Trash, by clicking Delete, but it's been fewer than 30 days and you haven't permanently deleted it, follow these steps to put it back in your inbox:

1. Sign in to Gmail.
2. Click Trash along the left side of any Gmail page. (If you don't see Trash along the left side of your Gmail page, go to the Labels tab in Settings, then click the show link next to the Trash label.)
3. Locate the message you'd like to move to your inbox, and check the box next to the sender's name.
4. Click Move to Inbox.

Yahoo:
Of course, you can also undelete a message quickly as long as it is still in your Yahoo! Mail's Trash folder.
Undelete Mail in Yahoo! Mail To undelete a message in Yahoo! Mail or Yahoo! Mail Classic:

• Go to the Trash folder.
• Open the desired message.
• Click Move in the Yahoo! Mail toolbar.
• Select Inbox or any other folder to recover the message.
  • In Yahoo! Mail, you can also drag and drop the email to any folder, of course.

Also you can serach on Yahoo itself by look at the left upper corner you can see a search bar if you
remember some info. from the sender.

Control Panel->Mouse->check the option to have files open with a single
click.

Sort the messages on Sender's name, then select all the messages of that particular sender & delete