[Gmail-Users] Re: Initiating a Post From the Group Site

Now I'm doubly confused. Since I initiated my question below to this group *from Gmail*, other than coming to this site and responding to myself, as I am here, how do I indicate I want others' responses e-mailed to me? On Tuesday, August 13, 2013 11:54:59 PM UTC-7, Diane wrote: > > I recently r

Re: [Gmail-Users] Despite advanced functions of gmail, I still use notepad to draft

On Wed, Aug 14, 2013 at 12:37 AM, Chris Aylward wrote: > This seems ridiculous, but it's as if gmail designers believe we can > memorise several paragraphs from recipients, and then type our response. Am > I the only one that opens up notepad, places it over the gmail web browser > window, and the

Re: [Gmail-Users] Re: Initiating a Post From the Group Site

Hi D On Wed, Aug 14, 2013 at 9:04 AM, Diane wrote: > Now I'm doubly confused. Since I initiated my question below to this > group *from Gmail*, other than coming to this site and responding to > myself, as I am here, how do I indicate I want others' responses e-mailed > to me? > Groups is basi

Re: [Gmail-Users] Canned Responses, etc.

On Tue, Aug 13, 2013 at 11:50 PM, karina wrote: > *1-Unable to access my canned responses when composing new gmail. * > What do you have when clicking the drop-down next to the trash can, bottom-right of the compose window? As per Zack, I also have Canned responses there: [image: Inline image 1

Re: [Gmail-Users] Re: Canned Responses, etc.

On Wed, Aug 14, 2013 at 12:33 AM, Chris Aylward wrote: > 1. I can't see an option for that either. Only work around I can see is to > add it to the settings -> general. But you can only have one :-( > Not sure what you mean here. What exactly have you added to Settings->General? Only one what? I

[Gmail-Users] Time magazine article: Google Says Gmail Users Have 'No Legitimate Expectation of Privacy'

http://techland.time.com/2013/08/14/google-says-gmail-users-have-no-legitimate-expectation-of-privacy/ -- Marko -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Gmail-Users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to

Re: [Gmail-Users] Re: Initiating a Post From the Group Site

Hi, Marko-- I worded my question poorly. If I initiate my topic on the Group's page (I was thinking of using the word "interface" but didn't know if that was correct--is it?), I knew others' response posts would come to me in my e-mail, which is what I want. But my original post, which I sent fr

[Gmail-Users] Re: Hide or disable "add to calendar"

I had some success by interrupting the word with a span tag... i.e. October 16, 2013 became Oc tober 16, 2013, and it no longer noticed it as a date... It's a kludge, but only thing I've found so far... On Friday, September 26, 2008 10:16:32 PM UTC-5, untergeek wrote: > > I haven't seen t

Re: [Gmail-Users] Canned Responses, etc.

Thanks Zach. You know for business related emails, the new email just doesn't feel good, feels more like I'm sending casual post it notes instead of important pertinent information in a formal format. Oh sure, will eventualy get used to it but when you cherish something, it's not easy lettin

Re: [Gmail-Users] Despite advanced functions of gmail, I still use notepad to draft

Hi Zack, it's not really a complaint, more of an observation. Responding to short messages is OK, because you can still see them, but most often I receive emails of that just a a little bit too long to display both the drafting window and the original text. It's just a shame there isn't a "emai

Re: [Gmail-Users] IMAP more dangerous than POP; MS Outlook >> Gmail

Ray's post RE: POP vs IMAP scares me. I've always assumed that my Archived mail would remain on the Google servers even if my Gmail account were hacked. Now, I guess that's not true, and my archives would be gone if the account were hacked. I'm just a very old guy who switched to Gmail a year or s

[Gmail-Users] How do I reply inline with new reply?

I don't top post replies to email. New reply seems to make me have to click a bunch of stuff to get to the point where I can reply inline. How do I make the original message text appear in the new reply window by default, like it used to? Thanks, Jason -- You received this message because yo

[Gmail-Users] Gmail to kill old compose interface, roll out pop-up design to everyone

It's time to bid the old Gmail compose farewell, now that the service is sunsetting the antiquated interface completely. We can't say we didn't see it coming when pop-up compose became the default option

[Gmail-Users] Purpose of new reply?

I am confused. I never found the old reply to be lacking in any features. I see nothing in the new reply that I couldn't do just as easily as in the old reply. What am I missing? Thanks, Jason -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Gmail-Users" group. T

[Gmail-Users] Re: Initiating a Post From the Group Site

How do I know if a post I made was rejected, or if it is just taking a long time? I recently (about an hour and a half ago) made two (honestly) reasonable, short posts asking some usage questions, but they haven't shown up yet. Sorry to hijack the thread but it appears I can't post to this list

Re: [Gmail-Users] IMAP more dangerous than POP; MS Outlook >> Gmail

On Wednesday, August 14, 2013 11:48:30 AM UTC+8, vukko wrote: > > > On Wed, Aug 14, 2013 at 4:46 AM, Ray Lopez > > wrote: > > Here's background for you non-techies on IMAP (Gmail) vs POP (Outlook): > > https://www.bol.ucla.edu/services/email/popvsimap.html > > > > In general, IMAP gives you more

[Gmail-Users] Google filing says Gmail users have no expectation of privacy

In motion to dismiss a data-mining lawsuit, Web giant says people have "no legitimate expectation of privacy in information" voluntarily turned over to third parties. http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57598420-93/google-filing-says-gmail-users-have-no-expectation-of-privacy/ -- You received this

Re: [Gmail-Users] Re: Initiating a Post From the Group Site

Jason, You are in deed able to post to this list, as are all the 19000+ members, but as the site warned you, it's a moderated list (a result of our friendly spammers using mailing lists to spread their wares). The "old groups" interface would send you a message if the moderator rejected your mess

Re: [Gmail-Users] Canned Responses, etc.

Karina, Unless you are using the paid apps version, you shouldn't be using GMail for business. It is a personal mail service. If you are using the paid apps version, you have an admin account with some of those controls there. Albeit not as complete a control as you're indicating, but the great

Re: [Gmail-Users] Re: Initiating a Post From the Group Site

Your two posts are now showing, Jason. I am always surprised that the moderators are so prompt. *~Diane* * * On Wed, Aug 14, 2013 at 7:02 PM, Jason Cipriani wrote: > How do I know if a post I made was rejected, or if it is just taking a > long time? I recently (about an hour and a half ago) made

Re: [Gmail-Users] How do I reply inline with new reply?

> > How do I make the original message text appear in the new reply window by > default, like it used to? > I am pretty sure you can't. You can either click the mouse on the 'ellipses' in the edit window, or press ctrl-A, and the text to which you are replying will become visible and you may star

Re: [Gmail-Users] Purpose of new reply?

> > I am confused. I never found the old reply to be lacking in any features. > I see nothing in the new reply that I couldn't do just as easily as in the > old reply. > > What am I missing? > Perhaps you are not editing your messages on a cellphone with its small screen. That seems to be what's

Re: [Gmail-Users] Re: Canned Responses, etc.

> 2. Looks like you can't innovation appears to be forced upon those using >> a free service :-( >> > > What is 'you can't innovation'? > I wondered about that too. I think there is a missing period and he meant "Looks like you can't. Innovation appears to be ..." > Apps users also have the ne

Re: [Gmail-Users] How do I reply inline with new reply?

If I'm following you correctly, Andy, the Ctrl+A "trick" places your reply * below* the original message whereas using the regular Reply option puts your text *above* the trimmed content, which can be opened to reveal the previous message. On Wednesday, August 14, 2013 10:10:30 PM UTC-7, Andy wr