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Alan McKinnon wrote: |
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> On Friday 12 September 2008 09:39:25 Dale wrote: |
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>> So Gmail has free POP access? I like to keep my email locally like I do |
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>> with AT&T. So far I have saved almost 27,000 emails from this list |
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>> alone. I'm a pack rat. LOL |
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> gmail has pop - you can leave the mails on the srever, remove them. |
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> imap - leave them there, shift them off to the local machine. |
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> it's all good it all works. I use the method you do - pop it off google's |
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> servers and read it locally. Except I'm ruthless with deleting mail - stuff |
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> gets nuked after 14 days and after that I use google to find a thread on an |
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> archive somewhere |
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I just set it up. I haven't been on gmail in a long while. I'm glad my |
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password manager remembered the password. Anyway, after checking on the |
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website and finding the instructions and settings, it was a breeze. I'm |
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soooo glad I asked for advise here. I had no clue GMail had this for |
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free. What's up with Yahoo? Last I saw they charge for this. |
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Now to go test sending emails. I have never done that with anything but |
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my ISP before. If I disappear for a few days, I screwed it up bad. |
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LOL For future reference, my gmail is rdalek1967@×××××.com just in case |
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you see a nut posting with that email address. |
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Thanks again. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |