Re: gmail users: why your posts dont' show in your gmail

2010-03-06 Thread Anne A Hiha
have been an issue too with my message. I have had no trouble since I switched back to Safari. so I will be interested to see if this message gets through. Regards Anne > Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2010 09:53:59 -0600 > From: mich...@michaelherman.com > Subject: [OSLIST] gmail users: why your p

Re: gmail users: why your posts dont' show in your gmail

2010-03-06 Thread Spark
Wow, good to know... thanks Michael! ;-) spark - 원본 메시지 - 보낸 사람: Michael Herman 보낸 날짜: 2010년 3월 6일 토요일 오전 12:53 받는 사람: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu 제목: gmail users: why your posts dont' show in your gmail for those using gmail, there's been an ongoing puzzle about why

Re: gmail users: why your posts dont' show in your gmail

2010-03-05 Thread koos
As far as seeing your own messages: I am quite used to not getting my own messages back from the list. I remember there was a setting in my account on the OSLIST server where one can choose to get a confirmation only, or your own message as well, or neither? I have it set to just a confirma

Re: gmail users: why your posts dont' show in your gmail

2010-03-05 Thread Phelim McDermott
I don't use gmail and haven't been seeing other peoples postings. I only got Harrisons reply definitely something strange going on. Phelim Sent from my iPhone On 5 Mar 2010, at 15:53, Michael Herman wrote: for those using gmail, there's been an ongoing puzzle about why you send a messag

Re: gmail users: why your posts dont' show in your gmail

2010-03-05 Thread Harrison Owen
posts dont' show in your gmail for those using gmail, there's been an ongoing puzzle about why you send a message to the list , but don't see it in your list mail. the answer is simple. that's just the way google does it. you don't see copies of the same message.

gmail users: why your posts dont' show in your gmail

2010-03-05 Thread Michael Herman
for those using gmail, there's been an ongoing puzzle about why you send a message to the list , but don't see it in your list mail. the answer is simple. that's just the way google does it. you don't see copies of the same message. you see it only in sent mail. and then when it comes back to