When you forward an email from one account to another, a copy of the original email is sent to the new recipient. The original email will still remain in the first account, while the forwarded copy will be sent to the second account.
In most cases, yes. The forwarded email should look the same as the original, including any formatting, images, and attachments. However, if there are any compatibility issues between the two email accounts, the formatting may be slightly different.
Yes, most email providers allow you to select multiple emails and forward them all at once. This can save time if you need to forward a large number of emails from one account to another.
There is typically no limit to how many times an email can be forwarded. However, some email providers may have a limit on the size of attachments, so if the email has a large attachment, it may not be able to be forwarded multiple times.
Unfortunately, once an email has been forwarded, you cannot recall it. The recipient will have already received a copy of the email in their inbox. If you need to make changes or updates to the email, it is best to send a new email rather than attempting to recall the forwarded one.