No I can't I can send it but I think what it does is it doesn't bother
to send it externally or whatever so my external non-web based client
can't poll for it and pick it up.
What the problem is exactly is if I pick up my email from my PDA client
email (SnapperMail) ... which is set to not delete any email that it
picks up (only takes a copy), my computer's TBird email doesn't get any
of the Gmail accts mail although it gets my other ATT.net's etc. mail.
AND if I try to forward it from my PDA's Gmail, to my computer's Gmail
it also never arrives on my computer's Thunderbird Mail. ( not sure of
the earlier issue but I think this forward failure is the "smart
feature's" non-doing)
I remember reading something about Gmail's smart feature .... somebody
else complaining about it ....and now it turns out to be a problem for
me that I would like to eliminate ... if I knew how.
db
Bill wrote:
So, you can't send gmail to gmail with the same account? I have no trouble
doing that.
On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 4:54 PM, Tony B <[email protected]> wrote:
Pretty tricky, eh? For testing, I use a different account e.g.
Yahoo>gmail works fine. Not something that has to be done often,
fortunately.
On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 4:38 PM, db<[email protected]> wrote:
Gmail won't let you email a message to yourself for reasons of testing or
forwarding / transferring from the webmail to a computer running a client
that receives Gmail etc.
Apparently it decides you already have that email so doesn't send it.
Is there any way to defeat that ... turn that "smart" feature off... that
anybody knows of?
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