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zoombini 06-10-2004 11:05

All things Gmail.
 
Who has a "report bugs" link in thier gmail?

In my main/1st account I do not, but in another newer one I do, it allows me to report a bug to gmail.

dilli-theclaw 06-10-2004 11:06

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zoombini
Who has a "report bugs" link in thier gmail?

In my main/1st account I do not, but in another newer one I do, it allows me to report a bug to gmail.

No report bugs here. just a new 'contacts' list.

Chris W 06-10-2004 11:07

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Nope, i do remember that i used to have it but it seems to have gone.....

zoombini 06-10-2004 11:19

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Hmm, maybe it goes over time, the other account does not get used much, so maybe thats why.

Gareth 08-10-2004 09:19

Re: All things Gmail.
 
*phew* At last, they've added a Save as Draft feature! That was driving me nuts for a while.

zoombini 08-10-2004 10:40

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Cool . that will be handy.
I wonder if they are ever going to allow forwarding rules? that would be really handy.

zoombini 08-10-2004 10:46

Re: All things Gmail.
 
THEY HAVE!

Forwarding is now available in the mail settings, forward or forward & keep copy.
Superb.

cumberlan 11-10-2004 15:30

Re: All things Gmail.
 
I've heard that you need an invitation for Gmail. I was hoping that somebody would be so kind as to send me and invitation at cumberlan_sausage@hotmail.com as I am in desperate need of that extra space.

Thanks a lot

Tezcatlipoca 11-10-2004 17:00

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Yes, you do need an invite.

There's already an invite request thread running here: http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...ad.php?t=13722

... which you seem to have already spammed, along with other gmail related threads :td:

aliferste 11-10-2004 18:00

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt D
Yes, you do need an invite.



... which you seem to have already spammed, along with other gmail related threads :td:


all his posts are about the same thing!!


ahem

I do not have one of the report bugs buttons.

Tezcatlipoca 11-10-2004 20:10

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by aliferste
all his posts are about the same thing!!

Yep, they certainly were. It's been dealt with now, so please stay on topic :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by aliferste
ahem

I do not have one of the report bugs buttons.


Neither do I. The new features look handy though.

punky 11-10-2004 21:33

Re: All things Gmail.
 
SMH, and other Mac users with a GMail account:

I had a spare moment so I thought i'd have a bash at trying to get the linux version of GMailFS working on the Mac.

Basically, the bit I am stuck on is this: I'm trying to compile FUSE (a library GMailFS needs) for FreeBSD. But to do it, it needs the Darwin source code directory. I have looked, but I can't find it on my HD, or XCode CD. I found the source code download on the ADC, but it is all split up, and I can't see which part of the source code would have the kernel (which is the part it needs. Technically, I think it is all part of the kernel. To give you an idea, it is split into things like PCI controller, SATA controller, etc.). Does anyone know where they can get hold of a complete source code for Darwin? ADC doesn't have a download all link.

daxx 12-10-2004 00:59

Re: All things Gmail.
 
OK I GIVE UP, I've searched the gmail site and can't find the thing to make a gmail sig image or are they 'handcrafted'

help someone before my week is totally flupped up worse than it is already

Tezcatlipoca 12-10-2004 01:02

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by daxx
OK I GIVE UP, I've searched the gmail site and can't find the thing to make a gmail sig image or are they 'handcrafted'

help someone before my week is totally flupped up worse than it is already


You mean like this?

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/matthew.dodd/mattdodd.jpg


They're "handcrafted".


There was a thread a few months ago....http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...ad.php?t=14161

Have a read through that, & make a request. Hopefully Nem or someone will be feeling kind :)

daxx 12-10-2004 01:04

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Thanks Matt,

<< off to do some reading and play wif a paint type prgrame

zoombini 15-10-2004 09:50

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Just a point to mention about the forwading.

I notice from the help about the new features that forwarding is
Quote:

It's free during the test
.
I suppose that they may be charging for it at some point?

Has anyone found the way that it analyses the message your reading & displays similar links annoying etc?

Paul K 11-11-2004 07:53

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Just found this on another site, looks like we'll be getting POP access to gmail soon :)
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,1723553,00.asp
Quote:

In what it is billing as "e-mail portability," Google Inc. is opening access to its Gmail e-mail service from desktop clients and mobile devices.

On Wednesday, the company began providing free POP3 (Post Office Protocol 3) access on Gmail accounts. The rollout is expected to reach all users over the next two weeks, said George Harik, director of Googlettes, the name of the Google group overseeing its startup services. ADVERTISEMENT

"This [access] is an important part of e-mail because of all the things not enabled by Web-based e-mail," Harik said.

POP3 access, for example, allows users to read Gmail messages while they are offline and on mobile devices that support the standard, Harik said.

POP3 is a standard protocol for receiving e-mail and communicating between an e-mail server and client. Most major e-mail clients, such as Microsoft Outlook, support the standard, as do competing Web-based e-mail services such as Yahoo Inc.'s mail.

Once activated, Gmail's POP3 support retains e-mail on Gmail servers by default while downloading copies to another client. But users also can choose to completely move messages off the Gmail service, Harik said.

zoombini 11-11-2004 11:12

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Oh goody.
Now those spare invites will be wanted.

Paul K 11-11-2004 11:25

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Quote:

Originally Posted by zoombini
Oh goody.
Now those spare invites will be wanted.

Well it will make it a lot more useful to some :) Gmail is getting to be more usable to a lot more people with POP access.

Paul K 11-11-2004 15:53

Re: All things Gmail.
 
On a slightly different note...
Easy to create Gmail sigs

dilli-theclaw 11-11-2004 15:58

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul
On a slightly different note...
Easy to create Gmail sigs

Very nice :)

bopdude 11-11-2004 15:59

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul
Well it will make it a lot more useful to some :) Gmail is getting to be more usable to a lot more people with POP access.

Just been reading / am still reading that its coming to pda's as well :)

thanks for the sig link Paul :tu:

Paul K 11-11-2004 16:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by dilligaf1701
Very nice :)

Yep they are quite good aren't they :)
Quote:

Originally Posted by bopdude
thanks for the sig link Paul :tu:

Glad to be of service ;)

nffc 11-11-2004 20:22

Re: All things Gmail.
 
I ain't got POP3 on either of mine yet... :(

Tezcatlipoca 11-11-2004 20:24

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul
Just found this on another site, looks like we'll be getting POP access to gmail soon :)


Cool :)


Now I'll finally be able to check it on my phone too.

gary_580 11-11-2004 20:46

Re: All things Gmail.
 
i still cant use my gmail invites

Paul K 11-11-2004 20:49

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by nffc
I ain't got POP3 on either of mine yet... :(

They are doing them one set at a time so it will take a while before everyone gets pop access, I have yet to receive any invitations to give out other than the first one that I gave to a member of this forum where as others get lots of invites to hand out. That shows the random nature of some of the account updates that happen. POP access will be sorted out for all accounts, it will just be a case of being patient :)

nffc 11-11-2004 21:13

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul
They are doing them one set at a time so it will take a while before everyone gets pop access, I have yet to receive any invitations to give out other than the first one that I gave to a member of this forum where as others get lots of invites to hand out. That shows the random nature of some of the account updates that happen. POP access will be sorted out for all accounts, it will just be a case of being patient :)

I know, hence "yet"... I'm using a popper atm, and it's crap, so I want it :mardy:

zoombini 12-11-2004 16:50

Re: All things Gmail.
 
The help already tells you what to do.

AndrewJ 12-11-2004 17:11

Re: All things Gmail.
 
I still have 1 or 2 invites hanging about on one of my gmail accounts which I may give out.

Dont use gmail much just for a email sending place away from my ntl one when Hotmail is updated I may go to the premium service they offer.

However with gmail getting pop access and everything else if it remains a FREE service then I shall remain interested with them.

Anyone wanting a gmail account can pm me I have about 2 left after family and friends accounts being made.

Paul K 16-11-2004 11:04

Re: All things Gmail.
 
1 Attachment(s)
Well I got pop access to my gmail accout today :) Nice :tu:

homealone 16-11-2004 11:17

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul
Well I got pop access to my gmail accout today :) Nice :tu:

thanks Paul - just looked & me too, excellent - especially with the forthcoming restriction on accessing hotmail. :tu:

bopdude 16-11-2004 11:32

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul
Well I got pop access to my gmail accout today :) Nice :tu:

Ditto, all set :tu: thanks

Paul K 16-11-2004 11:43

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bopdude
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul
Well I got pop access to my gmail accout today :) Nice :tu:

Ditto, all set :tu: thanks

Since a lot of members here signed up at the same time I'm hoping that a lot of members now have pop access :) Makes it a lot easier to access multiple accounts without having to run multiple applications or have applications sitting in the background to do just one account.

bopdude 16-11-2004 11:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul
Since a lot of members here signed up at the same time I'm hoping that a lot of members now have pop access :) Makes it a lot easier to access multiple accounts without having to run multiple applications or have applications sitting in the background to do just one account.

It will do, as soon as i get to grips with it all, :p: slow maybe, but i'll get there :tu:

Paul K 16-11-2004 12:00

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Quote:

Originally Posted by bopdude
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul
Since a lot of members here signed up at the same time I'm hoping that a lot of members now have pop access :) Makes it a lot easier to access multiple accounts without having to run multiple applications or have applications sitting in the background to do just one account.

It will do, as soon as i get to grips with it all, :p: slow maybe, but i'll get there :tu:

there are some very good, clear instructions on the google gmail site to sort the pop access, think there was even a config script there too :)
http://gmail.google.com/support/bin/...92174519286333
Gmail link gives the settings for outlook express as an example :)
Config script

daxx 16-11-2004 12:00

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Just in case anyone still wants a gmail a/c then drop me a PM with your email addy

d.

zoombini 16-11-2004 12:58

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Hmm, I have it at last.
Interesting thing though, it starts of as disabled, you can enable it for all mail or for all mail from now on.

You cannot disable it, there is no option?
Would you need to? I suppose that you just no longer connect to it.

daxx 16-11-2004 13:07

Re: All things Gmail.
 
the option to disable has appeared on mine after i saved, logged out and logged back in

nffc 16-11-2004 17:36

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I've got it as well :D

MetaWraith 16-11-2004 19:12

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Nice one :tu:

I've added my gmail acct to mailwasher now :)

zoombini 16-11-2004 19:27

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Okidoki.
Somehow I don't think that I will be using POP until my 3000+ spam mails have gone :D

Hopefully they will implement a "delete all spam" button soon.

Paul K 16-11-2004 19:39

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zoombini
Okidoki.
Somehow I don't think that I will be using POP until my 3000+ spam mails have gone :D

Hopefully they will implement a "delete all spam" button soon.

Ye gads :eek: where do you use your gmail account address? I have yet to get any spam in my gmail inbox, mind you I am careful where I use it ;) I use my hotmail account for sites that require registration most of the time, might as well let uncle bill deal with my junk mail :p:

Mal 16-11-2004 19:40

Re: All things Gmail.
 
I've set up the pop, but it doesn't seem to go through the email scanner, incoming & outgoing, on my antivirus. :shrug:

My other email accounts are fine. Using Norton AV 04.

Paul K 16-11-2004 20:03

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mal
I've set up the pop, but it doesn't seem to go through the email scanner, incoming & outgoing, on my antivirus. :shrug:

My other email accounts are fine. Using Norton AV 04.

Gmail doesn't use standard ports, it may be that causing the issue, I linked to the gmail instructions a couple of posts back and they have the port numbers in them if you need them :)

MetaWraith 16-11-2004 20:16

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zoombini
Okidoki.
Somehow I don't think that I will be using POP until my 3000+ spam mails have gone :D

Hopefully they will implement a "delete all spam" button soon.

In gmail simply "archive all exisiting messages" and in the pop setting chose enable pop for new email.

Mal 16-11-2004 20:17

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul
Gmail doesn't use standard ports, it may be that causing the issue, I linked to the gmail instructions a couple of posts back and they have the port numbers in them if you need them :)

I did follow the instructions given by gmail for thunderbird, when I set the account up :)

So, any ideas how I can get the scanner to scan the account? :)

MetaWraith 16-11-2004 20:17

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mal
I've set up the pop, but it doesn't seem to go through the email scanner, incoming & outgoing, on my antivirus. :shrug:

My other email accounts are fine. Using Norton AV 04.

Works fine with mailwasher and AVG7 ;)

Paul K 16-11-2004 20:18

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mal
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul
Gmail doesn't use standard ports, it may be that causing the issue, I linked to the gmail instructions a couple of posts back and they have the port numbers in them if you need them :)

I did follow the instructions given by gmail for thunderbird, when I set the account up :)

So, any ideas how I can get the scanner to scan the account? :)

Sorry :( Think we need someone that uses NAV to help you with that, no doubt it's just one silly setting that is stopping it all :(

Stuart 16-11-2004 20:19

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Any invites still going?

Paul K 16-11-2004 20:20

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Yep, think you may well have a chance of that ;)

Chimaera 16-11-2004 20:20

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Quote:

Originally Posted by scastle
Any invites still going?

PM me your details mate!!!!!! :kiss:

Stuart 16-11-2004 20:45

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Chi, you are a star...!! Thanks..

Chimaera 16-11-2004 20:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by scastle
Chi, you are a star...!! Thanks..

Aw , shucks!! :blush:
You're welcome - anyone else want one? ;)

Paul K 16-11-2004 20:46

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Aw c'mon now, Mal can't be the olny gmail user here that has Nortons installed...
BTW yeah, it does work with AVG doesn't it :p:

bopdude 16-11-2004 22:29

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Still struggling with it, biggest niggle is the amount of time from boot up to login, but as said before, slow, but i'll get there,

all this beer's not helping though :shrug: ;)

zoombini 17-11-2004 09:15

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul
Ye gads :eek: where do you use your gmail account address? I have yet to get any spam in my gmail inbox, mind you I am careful where I use it ;) I use my hotmail account for sites that require registration most of the time, might as well let uncle bill deal with my junk mail :p:

All my old NTL accounts & any others forward to it.
I also use it on all forums & sites needing registrations etc.

So I get all the spam from them & it soon mounts up.
I'm just glad that the spam filter gets 95% of it all.

If only I could delete it all in one go, to get rid of 3000+ would take 60+ mouse clicks & about 10 minutes, much better to do it in one go.
(if anyone else thinks that then please suggest this to Google on their help pages here).

ikthius 18-11-2004 14:09

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul
Sorry :( Think we need someone that uses NAV to help you with that, no doubt it's just one silly setting that is stopping it all :(

do you mean how does NAV scan emails?

just open NAV and click options then on the left hand side click internet email in the window that appears on the left make sure that scan for incoming &/or outgoing messages is ticked, and that should be about it, there is no option for thunderbird, just a mail client, so this must run off of the default mail client.

ik

edit: if this is a problem with thunderbird and setting up the pop settings, then I would change one thing that gmail say, when you are setting up another account, in the smtp part, add a new one, don't change your normal one, then this can check for both normal account and gmail.

ikthius 18-11-2004 14:20

Re: All things Gmail.
 
on another note, regarding this gmail pop forwarding thing, what is the default ntlworld.com port number?

ik

Mal 18-11-2004 15:20

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ikthius
do you mean how does NAV scan emails?

just open NAV and click options then on the left hand side click internet email in the window that appears on the left make sure that scan for incoming &/or outgoing messages is ticked, and that should be about it, there is no option for thunderbird, just a mail client, so this must run off of the default mail client.

ik

edit: if this is a problem with thunderbird and setting up the pop settings, then I would change one thing that gmail say, when you are setting up another account, in the smtp part, add a new one, don't change your normal one, then this can check for both normal account and gmail.

I use Thunderbird and NAV (actually NIS 04) works okay with other email accounts (yahoo/ntlworld).

It's just the gmail account.

I'm wondering, like Paul said, if it's because gmail uses different ports. On outgoing router log, the service is marked as POP for the others, but the gmail is marked by the port number. I don't know if it's that. :shrug:

I've emailed symantec to see if that's the problem and I'm just waiting for a reply.

MetaWraith 18-11-2004 16:31

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ikthius
on another note, regarding this gmail pop forwarding thing, what is the default ntlworld.com port number?

ik

POP3 = pop.ntlworld.com port 110
SMTP = smtp.ntlworld.com port 25

ikthius 18-11-2004 17:14

Re: All things Gmail.
 
cheers metawraith

ik

nffc 18-11-2004 18:27

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mal
I use Thunderbird and NAV (actually NIS 04) works okay with other email accounts (yahoo/ntlworld).

It's just the gmail account.

I'm wondering, like Paul said, if it's because gmail uses different ports. On outgoing router log, the service is marked as POP for the others, but the gmail is marked by the port number. I don't know if it's that. :shrug:

I've emailed symantec to see if that's the problem and I'm just waiting for a reply.

Oh, so it's not just me then- I've emailed Gmail and you get the usual crap...

Mal 28-11-2004 16:28

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mal
I use Thunderbird and NAV (actually NIS 04) works okay with other email accounts (yahoo/ntlworld).

It's just the gmail account.

I'm wondering, like Paul said, if it's because gmail uses different ports. On outgoing router log, the service is marked as POP for the others, but the gmail is marked by the port number. I don't know if it's that. :shrug:

I've emailed symantec to see if that's the problem and I'm just waiting for a reply.

Got a reply from Symantec today...

They gave me this link and tried to make out that I just wasn't noticing the email scanning progress indicator that appears on the taskbar. :rolleyes: :erm:

I did actually tell them that it was working on my other email accounts and that it could be the different ports.

Oh well, I told them again...

dilli-theclaw 02-12-2004 17:36

Re: All things Gmail.
 
I suddenly can't get my gmail pop to send - anyone else having problems?

Mal 02-12-2004 17:57

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dilligaf1701
I suddenly can't get my gmail pop to send - anyone else having problems?

Yep. I was having trouble last night as well. It took a few attempts.

dilli-theclaw 02-12-2004 17:58

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mal
Yep. I was having trouble last night as well. It took a few attempts.

Thanks, at least I know it isn't just me.

Mal 02-12-2004 18:02

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mal
Got a reply from Symantec today...

They gave me this link and tried to make out that I just wasn't noticing the email scanning progress indicator that appears on the taskbar. :rolleyes: :erm:

I did actually tell them that it was working on my other email accounts and that it could be the different ports.

Oh well, I told them again...

Got another reply. They gave me this link. :shrug:

Paul K 02-12-2004 18:28

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Do you get the feeling they didn't understand the problem :erm: We can all see from that link that Norton AV doesn't support certain protocols that doesn't mean that it should you from using those protocols fullstop. That's like saying "we don't support your email account so we are going to block you from using it at all".

Mal 02-12-2004 20:43

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul
Do you get the feeling they didn't understand the problem :erm: We can all see from that link that Norton AV doesn't support certain protocols that doesn't mean that it should you from using those protocols fullstop. That's like saying "we don't support your email account so we are going to block you from using it at all".

In the email, the sender said that Norton Antispam does support ssl*, but in that link it doesn't. :shrug:

Plus I'm not really bothered about antispam, it's the antivirus that I'm bothered about. I did tell them that in my first request...



*I don't if it is that, but that is the only thing that is different to my yahoo/ntlworld accounts that I use with Thunderbird.

zoombini 10-12-2004 15:51

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Not sure if it has been mentioned elsewhere (or even by me).

However, I have just had an email refused to be sent because I put a .ZIP file with a .EXE file in it.
Gmail said that it refuses to send .EXE files.

So I compressed it into a password protected .RAR & that was fine.

zoombini 10-12-2004 16:51

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Just to mention, that you need to "hide filenames" too I think.

Acathla 13-12-2004 18:42

Re: All things Gmail.
 
More Gmail features i came across last week RSS feeds from your gmail account ;)

Newsfeed URL: http://www.gmailusers.com/atom.xml

Works well for me (you do need to authenticate as well) but let me know how it goes for you.

homealone 13-12-2004 19:45

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Acathla
More Gmail features i came across last week RSS feeds from your gmail account ;)

Newsfeed URL: http://www.gmailusers.com/atom.xml

Works well for me (you do need to authenticate as well) but let me know how it goes for you.

I put the feed as a live bookmark in the bookmark toolbar, but it seems no matter which message I pick, it just shows all the inbox. So if I've done it right, it is not much more functional than the Gmail notifier - but a cool alternative,none the less :)

Acathla 13-12-2004 19:48

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yeah your right, not much different to the notifier.

My RSS agent (FeedDemon) shows the start of each message and when you open each feed then yeah it opens the inbox. havent tried it as a live bookmark yet but will do.

sherer 23-12-2004 11:32

Re: All things Gmail.
 
ok keep getting the opps error message whenever i try to use my Trash or Spam folder. I've cleared my cache \ temp files and cookies but still the same. Worked for a moment after a reboot then stopped again.
tried with firefox and IE and still the same error. Anyone else had this ?

Just use the web front end not pop access

Janusian 04-01-2005 10:58

Re: All things Gmail.
 
I'm a big fan of Gmail, and use the browser version, as I can't see too many advantages of the POP versions, with a couple of exceptions.

I would like to see the ability to sync with PDA and has been mentioned. I would also like to see a Calender function in it, which would sync with Outlook, Notes and PDA. I think it could be funded with links to travel sites, etc.

Simcut 09-01-2005 03:38

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Apologies if I am being a bit thick but is there a way to make sub folders from the inbox and put a load of emails in particular folders? I like to sort my email into categories and would like to do this with my gmail account

I also havent seen the POP details anywhere - are they added on the gmail website?

Cheers,

Paul K 09-01-2005 08:27

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Simcut
Apologies if I am being a bit thick but is there a way to make sub folders from the inbox and put a load of emails in particular folders? I like to sort my email into categories and would like to do this with my gmail account

I also havent seen the POP details anywhere - are they added on the gmail website?

Cheers,

Go into settings, Labels and create labels, these are like folders for gmail. you then put a tick in the select box for the email you want to move and from the more actions drop down menu select apply label. It will then be stored under that label the same way it would be stored in a folder in Outlook/ Outlook Express.
POP details? Have you tried Clicking Help in the top right corner on the Gmail screen??
https://gmail.google.com/support/bin...y?answer=12103
http://gmail.google.com/support/bin/...y?answer=13276

Simcut 09-01-2005 10:52

Re: All things Gmail.
 
hehe Paul, thanks for your help mate :)

Paul K 09-01-2005 10:59

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Simcut
hehe Paul, thanks for your help mate :)

That's ok :) I won't point out that the information is already in this thread ;)
http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...2&postcount=36 :D

Simcut 09-01-2005 11:17

Re: All things Gmail.
 
okay you can stop making me look like an idiot now ;-) cheers :D

Paul K 09-01-2005 11:37

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Simcut
okay you can stop making me look like an idiot now ;-) cheers :D

Happens all the time, I tried a search for the info but the search engine removed the POP bit from the search query :( Good thing I knew who had posted the info already ;)
Have fun :D

Paul K 01-03-2005 10:30

Re: All things Gmail.
 
You know I swear there was a post here a few mins ago with something about saying sorry in it? ;) Mmmm now where is a certain poster...... :p:

bopdude 01-03-2005 10:33

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul
You know I swear there was a post here a few mins ago with something about saying sorry in it? ;) Mmmm now where is a certain poster...... :p:

I don't know what you mean :shrug: maybe he used the search box and realised he'd been an :dunce: :D :nworthy: :angel:

Paul K 01-03-2005 10:35

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bopdude
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul
You know I swear there was a post here a few mins ago with something about saying sorry in it? ;) Mmmm now where is a certain poster...... :p:

I don't know what you mean :shrug: maybe he used the search box and realised he'd been an :dunce: :D :nworthy: :angel:

Suprising what you can find when you search ;) Was gonna post the link but thought better of it lol :) Was your link the same as the link already posted? Might even be a more updated version of it???

Paul 01-03-2005 10:38

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul
You know I swear there was a post here a few mins ago with something about saying sorry in it? ;)

There was :D (just having a read of it ;))

bopdude 01-03-2005 10:43

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul
Quote:

Originally Posted by bopdude
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul
You know I swear there was a post here a few mins ago with something about saying sorry in it? ;) Mmmm now where is a certain poster...... :p:

I don't know what you mean :shrug: maybe he used the search box and realised he'd been an :dunce: :D :nworthy: :angel:

Suprising what you can find when you search ;) Was gonna post the link but thought better of it lol :) Was your link the same as the link already posted? Might even be a more updated version of it???

It was the same, I don't know about version's though, but here's the link, I'm off to bed ..... looooooong shift and back out at 15.30 :Yikes:
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Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul M
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul
You know I swear there was a post here a few mins ago with something about saying sorry in it? ;)

There was :D (just having a read of it ;))

Damn Mod powers ............. makes mental note to make more use of search box :D

Halcyon 02-03-2005 00:18

Re: All things Gmail.
 
If anyone needs an invite, I have some free for those interested.
Just PM me.

zoombini 04-03-2005 08:13

Re: All things Gmail.
 
NEW FEATURES!
Quote:

Gmail now works with Picasa, Google's free photo organizer. Use Picasa to easily find, edit and preview your photos. Log in to Gmail directly from Picasa and send the photos from your Gmail account. Picasa even automatically resizes your photos so they're easier to receive and open. Your friends without such large email accounts will thank you
and
Quote:

Not just any old computer. Actually, yes, any old computer!
This is good as I'm using an old p200 with IE4 on at home & it finally worked with that last night.

Not sure about Picasa though...

gromag 05-03-2005 13:17

Re: All things Gmail.
 
I don't have any report bugs :(

zoombini 10-03-2005 15:37

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Is it just me or does this happen to you?

When I have been trying to forward mail or send messages, when I clockon send I get the message.
"Oops, cannot connect to Gmail, check your connection" or something very like it.

Takes about 4-6 goes at clicking send to get it to work.
This may be my company firewall, not sure.

Maggy 10-03-2005 15:45

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Gah! The Russian spammers have discovered Gmail.. :mad:I'm getting a hell of a lot more spam now...however the spam filter is working very well. :tu:

gromag 10-03-2005 15:48

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zoombini
Is it just me or does this happen to you?

When I have been trying to forward mail or send messages, when I clockon send I get the message.
"Oops, cannot connect to Gmail, check your connection" or something very like it.

Takes about 4-6 goes at clicking send to get it to work.
This may be my company firewall, not sure.

Well, I ve never got that message but sometimes it get stuck while sending. I usually press stop on the browser and try send it again. It usally works.

sherer 13-03-2005 13:48

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zoombini
Is it just me or does this happen to you?

When I have been trying to forward mail or send messages, when I clockon send I get the message.
"Oops, cannot connect to Gmail, check your connection" or something very like it.

Takes about 4-6 goes at clicking send to get it to work.
This may be my company firewall, not sure.

i used th get this error as wekk.. cleared down my temp internet files and pron went away after that

Paul K 01-04-2005 07:57

Re: All things Gmail.
 
From CNET
Quote:

Google plans to offer a bottomless cup of storage with its Gmail Web-based e-mail service, dramatically raising the bar for rivals in the sharply competitive business for the second time in a year.

The Mountain View, Calif.-based Web giant on Friday plans to double the free storage on Gmail from 1GB to 2GB, said Georges Harik, Gmail product management director. After that, Google will add a yet-to-be-determined amount of extra storage daily, with no plans to stop.

The move highlights the seemingly inexhaustible storage needs of a small group of heavy e-mail users, and the sharply falling costs of online storage. Lifting pre-defined storage caps for Web-based e-mail could have broader ripple effects, Harik said, changing the way people think about quotas from something that is set in advance to something that grows with the user.

"We wanted to make sure we have a plan in place for when people reach their storage limit," he explained. "We don't want people to worry that they might run out."

Google first broke the e-mail mold on April 1, 2004, with an announcement so bizarre that many assumed it was an April Fool's Day joke. Gmail's 1GB of free storage at the time was widely thought to exceed the lifetime needs of most e-mail users without the need to delete a single file. By contrast, rivals such as Yahoo and Microsoft offered about 10MB of storage, seeking to charge customers who wanted more.

A slew of imitators scrambled to match and even exceed Google's free 1GB storage offer, transforming the Web-based e-mail business.

In addition to its gargantuan storage capacity, Gmail distinguished itself from rivals by scanning the text of e-mail messages to serve up contextual advertisements--a plan that raised a short-lived furor over potential privacy violations.

In the first year of service, Gmail defied expectations, Harik said. The privacy concerns have amounted to little or nothing, he said, but the storage capacity became a pressing concern when some heavy Gmail users came close to using up their pre-set limit.

"One gigabyte did seem like a lot, but it turns out there are a lot of heavy users of mail," he said. "They send attachments, share photos. It all adds up." He said Google discourages customers from using Gmail as a vast storage locker for music and video files. He said Google does not disclose the storage patterns of its users, but said a small but not insignificant number of users were close to exceeding the 1GB limit.


Gmail will remain in a beta, or public test phase, for now, Harik added, putting to rest rumors that the closely watched service might be released officially in the near future. He said plans for new features could hold back an official release, but gave no timeline.
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Oh and to make sure people aren't looking at the date and wondering,
Gmail
Quote:

G is for growth
Storage is an important part of email, but that doesn't mean you should have to worry about it. To celebrate our one-year birthday, we're giving everyone one more gigabyte. But why stop the party there? Our plan is to continue growing your storage beyond 2GBs by giving you more space as we are able. We know that email will only become more important in people's lives, and we want Gmail to keep up with our users and their needs. From Gmail, you can expect more.

We're not in the plains anymore
Fonts, bullets and highlighting, oh my! Gmail now offers rich text formatting. And over 60 colors of the rainbow. Discover a land of more than just black and white
Not like GoogleGulp ;)
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zoombini 01-04-2005 09:15

Re: All things Gmail.
 
Whoopee.
As long as it's not a april 1st joke :D

Damien 01-04-2005 09:54

Re: All things Gmail.
 
2gb and increasing! Rich text at last!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY GMAIL

Dave Stones 01-04-2005 09:57

Re: All things Gmail.
 
well, looked at my storage usage just now:

Quote:

Originally Posted by gmail
You are currently using 60 MB (5%) of your 1160 MB

definitely going up,my storage was 1000mb yesterday :erm:

Paul K 01-04-2005 10:10

Re: All things Gmail.
 
See I post useful info sometimes ;)


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