Hi Jim! Sounds like the information you are asking about is a function of the mail application you are using more than gears itself. For instance one online mail app may use gears while another does not. I would not imagine that you want to integrate gears yourself into a mail application? I guess I'm also assuming you are referring to an online mail application. I would imagine most/all desktop mail applications already have this 'offline' mode.
So how/what features your mail application will have offline will be dependent on the actual mail app you use, no on gears so much. Hope this helps! On Jun 21, 9:07 pm, jim branyan <[email protected]> wrote: > ok i think ive got this. ive been operating ham radio for years > (wd8rbc) and im up on tech but the comp is still a little new to me. > so... > > do i have this right? > > gears will store my e-mail and i can work on it off line? eg; im > late for class, i pull plugs and jump on the bus with my handy laptop. > while on the bus i can access my email while off line, view my mail, > add, delete, and reply; then when i get to my destination i can go > back on line and the data will be synced and sent? right so far?? > > ok, my next question is, now that ive got all of this data in my > rig how do i delete old data when it is no longer of importance to me; > do all of the functions, delete, etc all work as they would while on > line (other than send of course)? ive done a little home work and > understand where this data is stored, can i delete that file or will i > lose the gears prog if this is done? where im going with this is, i > dont want gobs of unneeded data on the rig. how do i keep it to a > minimum? am i close to reality or do i need to do more homework. > anyone got cliff notes hihi! 8's! jim
