Anyone else got this new offline gmail installed?
Install was painless, but I had to initialize the tool in the upper
right before it started sync'ing. It took maybe 15 minutes to download
my gmail, which goes back to 2007, and I can read them all now while
offline. When killing the internet, it t
How much HDD space does it take up for 2 years of email ?
-Original Message-
From: Tony B [mailto:ton...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, January 30, 2009 2:40 PM
Subject: gmail offline
Anyone else got this new offline gmail installed?
Install was painless, but I had to initialize the tool in
I suspected that would be the case. I am using gmail as I changed providers
after over 10 years with att dialup and don't want to go through that again
...I considered yahoo but settled on gmail as it seemed likely to have
longevity ...I am using pop and outlook ...the heck with their scheme which
Tony B [mailto:ton...@gmail.com] escribió:
Anyone else got this new offline gmail installed?
Install was painless, but I had to initialize the tool in the upper right
before it started sync'ing. It took maybe 15 minutes to download my gmail,
which goes back to 2007, and I can read them all now
I didn't mean to start some sort of email war. Sorry, but POP and IMAP
are yesterday's news. My grandfather's email. An email client that
can't work in any browser via AJAX and can't store my stuff in the
cloud just isn't worth consideration in 2009. Except perhaps in a
historical perspective; I s
maybe your boss is gonna read your quips on this board while you hang out at
the water cooler !!
http://tech.yahoo.com/news/zd/20090130/tc_zd/236556
-Original Message-
From: Tony B [mailto:ton...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, January 30, 2009 4:49 PM
To: rleesimon
Subject: Re: gmail offline
I didn't mean to start some sort of email war. Sorry, but POP and IMAP
are yesterday's news. My grandfather's email. An email client that
can't work in any browser via AJAX and can't store my stuff in the
cloud just isn't worth consideration in 2009. Except perhaps in a
historical perspective; I
>Tell grandpa his email client is just fine.
Gramps appreciates the vote of support, but are you sure GMail has an
IMAP server behind it? Recall that they tacked on IMAP support later. I
think GMail has a custom database behind it.
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