Folks, I recently suffered a few events which are hinting that perhaps I
should move from using a desktop mail client (Outlook 2007 in my case) to
web mail such as Google Mail. Yesterday morning my pst file was corrupted
and I wasted 45 minutes finding scanpst.exe (I forgot it's name) and running
On Fri, May 20, 2011 at 4:21 PM, Greg Keogh g...@mira.net wrote:
Folks, I recently suffered a few events which are hinting that perhaps I
should move from using a desktop mail client (Outlook 2007 in my case) to
web mail such as Google Mail. Yesterday morning my pst file was corrupted
and I
Welcome to the 21st century Greg :P
Security - From memory, it's possible for presumeably select google
employees to see your email. I recall a new article about an employee
who got in trouble for doing so. I suspect they take it seriously as
they now get audited every two years for privacy
If by Google Mail you mean Gmail, the search is very good. Don't know about
the rest.
On 20 May 2011 16:21, Greg Keogh g...@mira.net wrote:
Folks, I recently suffered a few events which are hinting that perhaps I
should move from using a desktop mail client (Outlook 2007 in my case) to
web
G'Day Greg,
David Connors helped me out a while back to move some friends over to
free version Google Apps and they are loving it. The documentation was
great and easy to follow. I used the free tool to import the stuff
from PST but had issues with attachments. I read somewhere the paid
version
Reply-To: ozDotNet ozdotnet@ozdotnet.com
Subject: Re: [OT] Moving to web mail
G'Day Greg,
David Connors helped me out a while back to move some friends over to
free version Google Apps and they are loving it. The documentation was
great and easy to follow. I used the free tool to import the stuff
You can
also just pump the mail directly from the mail server into gmail with
the paid version.
I was hoping that was possible with the free version. A couple of weeks ago
I found some kind of Add Account option in Gmail to add a POP3 server, but
for the life of me I can't find it tonight.
Greg it's in settings (top right) then email and forwarding should be half way
down the page. (From memory, eating breakfast)
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I've been on Google Apps for a number of years now. I've got about 4
domains plus my old gmail account all coming into my GoogleApps
account. My only regret is not setting up the main domain as my main
email account. Its a very minor complaint (basically means I log in
with my primary domain which
Been using Gmail virtually since it went live. All my email
eventually gets channelled there one way or another.
On the desktop I'm accessing the POP via Thunderhead and have it set
so that it doesn't delete the mail on the server. Gives me a local
copy for when
Greg it's in settings (top right) then email and forwarding should be half
way down the page. (From memory, eating breakfast)
Aha! Settings, and along the top is Accounts and Imports.
6pm Friday night here, just having a glass of wine and some Indian takeaway
leftovers. Wouldn't be too suitable
Is spam still an issue these days? Oh wow, look at that. 1586 spam
emails in my spam folder for the last month. Gee, I don't miss spam.
;)
On Fri, May 20, 2011 at 4:08 PM, Simon Haigh smha...@gmail.com wrote:
Been using Gmail virtually since it went live. All my email eventually gets
I used to get 400 spams per day for a year or so, then I discovered one of
my ISPs (pacific.net.au) had a spam filter that was off by default. After
activation my spam count went down to about 20 per day and is hovering
around that figure ever since.
You'd think that about 17 years after spam was
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