Ok, I have been using gmail for a few months now. And honestly, I don't see what the fuss is about. I was using Hotmail as my primary email. When I switched to gmail, it was because hotmail had low storage space. Well, hotmail expanded their mailbox size immensely back in January. Here's…
Originally posted Tuesday, March 24, 2009 (4 years ago)
I have a question about filters: I'm using gmail for work and I'm the recipient of information from an online form (when the person hits "submit" the info is sent to me in email form). Since the subject line is the same for each email, they get placed together, like it's a thread in a long conversation. I would like to save all the emails by archiving them, but some emails I need to "sit" on before I'm able to process. I'd like to archive the processed emails and put the others in a separate location so I can view them later without having to scroll through every email.
It's not possible for me to "filter messages like this" since they're all coming from the same place and there's nothing specific about the ones I have to hold off on.
So, my question is: how do I filter specific emails in a long thread and leave others out of the main filter?
Originally posted Tuesday, April 28, 2009 (4 years ago)
Gmail keeps asking me if I want to "display images from so-an-so" and while I've seen this before, it keeps coming up on addresses that I correspond with all the time, and are in my address book. Basically, it's popping up on almost every e-mail today. It even asked if I wanted to view images in an e-mail that I sent.
Is this just a momentary hiccup? Is anyone else encountering this issue?
Originally posted Wednesday, April 29, 2009 (4 years ago)
I keep getting a message from firefox that "the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete" whenever I try to go to my calendar.
Is this just some setting on my work computer that I don't know about, or are others getting a similar issue?
I haven't logged onto my gmail calendar for a while, so I have no idea how long this has been an issue.
Of puns it has been said that those who most dislike them are those who are least able to utter them.
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Originally posted Thursday, May 14, 2009 (4 years ago)
Some Smart People on the Interwebs say it's an AT&T thing:
http://blogs.zdnet.com/BTL/?p=18064
Quote Update: In the stray email department, I was informed that it s an AT&T routing issue. Anything that touches AT&T is down. Trying to confirm that now so take it for what it s worth.
Originally posted Thursday, May 14, 2009 (4 years ago)
Quoted from "Mugsy Malone"
Quoted from "Beckto" Some Smart People on the Interwebs say it's an AT&T thing
yeah, except my BlackBerry is on AT&T and all Google services work fine on it.
Except it's a rotating regional packet loss AT&T thing. (whatever the eff that means)
Quote Initial pings on Google.com show packet losses in New York, San Francisco, Chicago, Australia, France, China and other locales. The outages ran across all of Google s properties such as YouTube, Gmail, Google Analytics, Google Maps and Google Docs. The Twitter Gmail-o-meter for Google fail and Gmail is running amok. Also see the Internet Storm Center and Stephen Shankland and Techmeme.
then:
Quote A few minutes later it appears some places are recovering, but the packet losses are rotating to new areas. We re nearing the half hour mark of Google s troubles.
Originally posted Tuesday, May 19, 2009 (4 years ago)
Actually I just sent it to my cell phone and it did forward one sent 20 sec after I hit forward all. (I tried just before I posted but that thead must have been two big because it didn't go through.
Originally posted Thursday, June 11, 2009 (4 years ago)
When I try to open a Gmail message in its own tab or window-by right clicking this frame-it opens blank. If I try and print a message by doing the same ting it prints the message but also parts of other frames such as contact lists that I don't want the people I'm mailing the printout to see.
I'm usingFirefox 3.5 Beta 4 and I turned off noscript. Any ideas?
Originally posted Thursday, June 11, 2009 (4 years ago)
Quoted from "slipandslide" When I try to open a Gmail message in its own tab or window-by right clicking this frame-it opens blank. If I try and print a message by doing the same ting it prints the message but also parts of other frames such as contact lists that I don't want the people I'm mailing the printout to see.
I'm usingFirefox 3.5 Beta 4 and I turned off noscript. Any ideas?
I'm not sure about the message-per-tab, but if you want to print an email, Print is an option in the same drop-down menu as Reply/forward (top-right corner of the mail) when you're viewing the email. You get a tab that is nothing but the email to print.
Originally posted Tuesday, June 23, 2009 (4 years ago)
Once in a while I bump the mouse or something when I am selecting a recipient and I end up sending a message to the wrong person. Any tricks that people have thought of to prevent this?
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Ok, I have been using gmail for a few months now. And honestly, I don't see what the fuss is about. I was using Hotmail as my primary email. When I switched to gmail, it was because hotmail had low storage space. Well, hotmail expanded their mailbox size immensely back in January. Here's…
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I love the new "Tea House" theme.
I like the "Tree" theme - it changes based on the weather outside.
I like the tree theme too. Though the Ninja theme is full of win.
Is there a way to see all the headers when viewing gmail on the web?
Yup. View a message and then click the drop-down in the top right corner of the message and choose "show original".
I have a question about filters: I'm using gmail for work and I'm the recipient of information from an online form (when the person hits "submit" the info is sent to me in email form). Since the subject line is the same for each email, they get placed together, like it's a thread in a long conversation. I would like to save all the emails by archiving them, but some emails I need to "sit" on before I'm able to process. I'd like to archive the processed emails and put the others in a separate location so I can view them later without having to scroll through every email.
It's not possible for me to "filter messages like this" since they're all coming from the same place and there's nothing specific about the ones I have to hold off on.
So, my question is: how do I filter specific emails in a long thread and leave others out of the main filter?
Gmail keeps asking me if I want to "display images from so-an-so" and while I've seen this before, it keeps coming up on addresses that I correspond with all the time, and are in my address book. Basically, it's popping up on almost every e-mail today. It even asked if I wanted to view images in an e-mail that I sent.
Is this just a momentary hiccup? Is anyone else encountering this issue?
Bears. Beets. Battlestar Galactica.
I'm seeing the same behavior today, Toni.
Coolio. Then it's probably just a glitch that I need to wait out.
Bears. Beets. Battlestar Galactica.
I keep getting a message from firefox that "the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete" whenever I try to go to my calendar. Is this just some setting on my work computer that I don't know about, or are others getting a similar issue? I haven't logged onto my gmail calendar for a while, so I have no idea how long this has been an issue.
Of puns it has been said that those who most dislike them are those who are least able to utter them. Edgar Allan Poe
ALL OF THE INTERTUBES ARE WORKING FOR ME TODAY EXCEPT FOR THE GMAIL.
RAH!!!
My Gmail is working just fine. :)
We are the keepers of Funny, the Judges, the Whisperers. We are Superior Naysayers And Rebukers of Knavery. We are SNARK. - Boosh!
My gmail is working perhaps better than ever.
Google won't load for me - maybe connected.
Do you know how awkward it is to have a political argument with a naked man?
Google was down for me. I have gotten reports across our enterprise about google being down.
from the someecards twitter feed this morning: Let's search Yahoo to see why Google is down.
it ain't just you two.
but it ain't me! it's working fine...
Some Smart People on the Interwebs say it's an AT&T thing:
http://blogs.zdnet.com/BTL/?p=18064
Yes, Mr. Obvious.
;)
Why is my gmail all in italics now? How do I make it go back? Bastards.
yeah, except my BlackBerry is on AT&T and all Google services work fine on it.
We are the keepers of Funny, the Judges, the Whisperers. We are Superior Naysayers And Rebukers of Knavery. We are SNARK. - Boosh!
Except it's a rotating regional packet loss AT&T thing. (whatever the eff that means)
then:
Jacksonville is having issues, but apparently mostly downtown.
Bears. Beets. Battlestar Galactica.
Now the smart people are saying it may not just be ATT.
Whateves. It's back in NY area.
When I click on forward all is that forwarding future replies to that conversation?
Only filters can respond to emails that have not yet arrived. "Forward all" forwards all the messages that are in the thread at the time you click it.
Actually I just sent it to my cell phone and it did forward one sent 20 sec after I hit forward all. (I tried just before I posted but that thead must have been two big because it didn't go through.
When I try to open a Gmail message in its own tab or window-by right clicking this frame-it opens blank. If I try and print a message by doing the same ting it prints the message but also parts of other frames such as contact lists that I don't want the people I'm mailing the printout to see. I'm usingFirefox 3.5 Beta 4 and I turned off noscript. Any ideas?
I'm not sure about the message-per-tab, but if you want to print an email, Print is an option in the same drop-down menu as Reply/forward (top-right corner of the mail) when you're viewing the email. You get a tab that is nothing but the email to print.
Once in a while I bump the mouse or something when I am selecting a recipient and I end up sending a message to the wrong person. Any tricks that people have thought of to prevent this?
Wombat Thanks for printing tip-that worked.
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