More on this GMail issue. Almost all areas on the Google site can
be reached, such as Google Earth, Google Books, Google Finance, but
other areas, such as Google Calendar, Google Documents, Google Reader,
and of course, Google GMail cannot be accessed. My browser pops up
the window
I see on the Google Blog that others are having this current
Unable to connect problem with GMail. This problem also surfaced
back in March, in May and earlier in July, as well as numerous other
times in the past.
I'll just wait and be patient. This only causes a problem for
using
Now I am mad. At Google.
Yesterday, I downloaded Google Screensaver from Google..
But first, Google wanted to install the 'Google updater' to facilitate the
download. This is not unusual, as a downloading program can help reduce
overhead on their servers, so I agreed. Then the fun starts!
http://www.reuters.com/article/mergersNews/idUSN2951973320090730
Yahoo shares fell more than 12 percent during the trading day
because investors felt they got a raw deal.
This is Yahoo essentially giving up on search and deciding to ride on
M$ coat tails from now on.
This is also further
I will grant that you can argue this both ways. The way I remember
it, version 5.0 was never more than a developer preview, 5.2 was
the first true OS X version, and there were big differences in the
rendering engine between versions. IE for mac was named the
way it was because MS didn't want
(Damn it, I didn't fix the subject: tag again. Sorry.)
I will grant that you can argue this both ways. The way I remember
it, version 5.0 was never more than a developer preview, 5.2 was
the first true OS X version, and there were big differences in the
rendering engine between versions. IE
Finally, a confirmation that GMail is, yet again, failing its
users. Of course, Google will not post any info on this new breakdown
on their site so that users can ascertain why they are having
problems. At least now, thanks to a third party, I know why I cannot
use my browser to
Golly... Two WHOLE hours???
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On Jul 30, 2009, at 8:45 AM, Steve Rigby phartz...@gmail.com wrote:
Finally, a confirmation that GMail is, yet again, failing its
users. Of course, Google will not post any info on this new
breakdown on their site so that users can ascertain
Ok.I'm getting usta keystroke combos for accented characters in French .but,
they don't work in such things as dialog windows in browser pages, search
boxes, and notepad .I have had2 resurrect WordPad to type the accented
characters and then cut and paste into the boxes .I bought office 2007
System Restore rolled my system back 2 days and fixed the problem...
I also noticed there were 2 Microsoft updates during that period... so
Microsoft might have something to do with the printer queue breakdown.
I shall get some lunch, and try to get some REAL work accomplished today!
This would have never happened if it were still in beta.
Golly... Two WHOLE hours???
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All of which is why you might consider a Mac in future. These are not problems
on that platform.
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From: rleesimon rleesi...@gmail.com
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To: COMPUTERGUYS-L@listserv.aol.com
Date: Thursday, July 30, 2009, 12:09 PM
Mandated by Dick Cheney.
Thank you,
Mark Snyder
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Ok.I'm getting usta keystroke combos for accented characters in French
.but, they don't work in such things as dialog windows in browser pages,
search boxes, and notepad .I have had2 resurrect WordPad to type the
You should only be angry at yourself, as nothing was installed without
your permission. But I know it can sometimes be difficult to find all
the settings. Google Apps is a way to deploy Google services among
many employees. If you saw this installing, you made your mistake
before this point.
As of 1:50 pm, EDT, GMail is suddenly just as inexplicably
accessible by my browser as it became inaccessible yesterday. I'll
see later if Google even so much as acknowledges that a problem
existed in the first place and explains anything at all about it. I
seriously doubt they will say
The article you quoted is dated March 10, 2009. Old news.
FWIW, I haven't noticed any problems with the gmail web interface. And
I have mine open in a Firefox tab all day long.
On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 11:45 AM, Steve Rigbyphartz...@gmail.com wrote:
Finally, a confirmation that GMail is, yet
Is the problem online only? Can you get your mail using POP or IMAP?
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On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 2:47 PM, b_s-wilkb1sun...@yahoo.es wrote:
Is the problem online only? Can you get your mail using POP or IMAP?
I was able to use POP. That was the saving grace in the matter.
Steve
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Google Apps was installed by Google Updater along with all the other Google
stuff... Google Updater was installed as a condition for installing Picasa
3. The updater should have asked, but did not. Immediately upon giving
permission to install the updater, it began installing everything
At 01:33 PM 7/30/2009 -0400, you wrote:
You should only be angry at yourself, as nothing was installed without
your permission.
This is exactly why I have locked down all the computers at the
Senior Center. Users have nearly no permissions. I have all
browsers opening to Google's home
It probably just knew you already have updater installed, so it didn't
ask you again.
I just checked my main machine, and I have several Google products
like updater, Earth, Desktop Sidebar, Picasa 3, etc. installed, but no
Google Apps. So somewhere during the process I know it must have asked
me
That's for sure...I get my gmail in my outlook and I have many archives
...just yesterday I had to go get some tax records for 2007 ...easy as pie
...just looked in some archives and there it was ...saved my ...well, you
know ...but really ...do you wanna trust google to store your stuff?
Yes, I trust Google to store my stuff. And Amazon. I may store other
stuff with MS when they start offering the service.
In a separate thread, please tell us about your own redundant backup
strategy and why it's better than cloud storage.
On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 10:06 PM,
On Jul 30, 2009, at 10:06 PM, rleesimon wrote:
That's for sure...I get my gmail in my outlook and I have many
archives
...just yesterday I had to go get some tax records for 2007 ...easy
as pie
...just looked in some archives and there it was ...saved
my ...well, you
know ...but really
On Jul 30, 2009, at 9:14 PM, Sue Cubic wrote:
I'm finding it very difficult to teach these seniors not to be
afraid of the machines, and yet balance that with the security
issues that they will find on their home computers. Since I've
started this program, the repair shop across the street
On Jul 30, 2009, at 12:27 PM, Brian Jones wrote:
I also noticed there were 2 Microsoft updates during that period...
so Microsoft might have something to do with the printer queue
breakdown.
I recently had a service call where printing was disabled after a
Patch Tuesday episode.
July 30 (Bloomberg) -- Microsoft Corp. Chief Executive Officer Steve
Ballmer said he’s surprised Yahoo! Inc. investors don’t like the
companies’ Web-search agreement...
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601103sid=a.2QgfvGBYt8
He is kidding. Right? Must be.
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