How do I change the gmail account and password I want to send to?

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I have changed which gmail account I want to send from, but don't know how to 
modify the login credentials

Original issue reported on code.google.com by scotttsw...@gmail.com on 19 Nov 2014 at 3:18

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I think I get what this user means.  I have a colleague (we'll call her A) who 
took another job. Now someone else (we'll call her B) is using her computer.  
When B tries to attach an email it does not show up in her drafts.  Instead it 
shows up in A's drafts.  More than likely this is because A checked the box to 
remember her credentials the first time she tried making an attachment.  I 
can't figure out how or where to clear out this setting so I can replace it 
with B's credentials.  I tried uninstalling the software with Revo Uninstaller 
and reinistalling, but no dice.  Any thoughts?

Original comment by mariopar...@gmail.com on 4 Dec 2014 at 6:38

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So an update.  I just found the .gmaildrafter folder, on the computer I was on 
it was located here: C:\Users\Administrator\.gmaildrafter I had to go into the 
Folder Options and Show hidden files and folders and unhide protected files. 
Inside the .gmaildrafter folder, there were two files, key and props.  The 
props file had user A's email address located in it. I renamed both by tacking 
old onto the end of the file name and now it prompts for user credentials 
again! Yay!  Thanks again for this great work around!

Original comment by mariopar...@gmail.com on 4 Dec 2014 at 7:01

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Thanks.
This worked.  However, I use 2 gmail address at the same time and have both 
logged in at the same time.  It opened in the wrong tab (my second account) and 
told me that the draft didn't exist.  I logged out of the second account, and 
closed Chrome.  I reopened chrome and logged into my primary account first, 
then also logged into the second one. It now opens under the correct account.  
That bit of information may help you in the future.
Thanks again - I will be using this daily.

Original comment by scottu...@gmail.com on 7 Dec 2014 at 2:55

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Original comment by jan.kei...@tvh.com on 19 Jan 2015 at 8:25

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