I didn't. GEORGE TILLOTSON wrote: > Chris Clifton wrote: >> The easiest way to have your Gmail on the web and in Thunderbird >> synchronised (i.e. the same folder and filter structure) is to use >> Gmail's IMAP facility. I use this, any message moved from one folder to >> another in Thunderbird or the website is automatically moved to match >> when Thunderbird next logs in to Gmail. If you are using the extensions >> or Gmail's POP server, then the copies of mails in Thunderbird and on >> the website are essentially independent, what you do to one won't >> necessarily affect the other. It may be that Gmail or the extension >> includes label information in the headers of the mails when they're >> downloaded into TB. If so, you can set up filters in TB to sort the >> mails into folders similar to those on the website. If there is no label >> information in the headers, then you will need to set up filters using >> similar rules to thos you already have on the website. >> >> GEORGE6149 wrote: >> >>> I use Gmail for my email. I am trying to use it in T-bird.I got all my >>> email into T-bird with no problems,but they were no longer in Filters >>> or Labels.Now I have one long list with no labels .Now I can't go into >>> different categories to find what I'm looking for unless I go back to >>> Gmail.I would like to use T-bird. Is there a way to import labels? >>> Thanks >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> > In the Gmail settings,am I supposed to disable POP -Thanks > > >
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