POP enabled for Gmail

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Solid Fro

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About freaking time! I've been waiting for this so I can use Thunderbird (Email-client equivalent of Firefox for the uneducated).

*goes to mozilla.org*
 
Well, I have my Gmail up and running on Thunderbird now.

I've 2 questions about Thunderbird though:
1. Can Thunderbird hold email conversations in a thread together the way the Gmail website does? I remember Outlook Express being able to do this,

2. Does anyone know why all my sent items are appearing in my inbox and not the sent items folder?


KM.
 
sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet


...but then agian, my 3rd party program is allowing me to use hotmail, yahoo, and gmail through outlook. Would I really want to config gmail as pop?
 
I'd rather have IMAP support though, because then at least the damn mailboxes are synchronised.
 
sUn
Problem.

Whenever, I don't seem to be able to connect to pop.google.com
You should use these email client settings.


  • POP server: pop.gmail.com.
  • Port: 995.
  • Require SSL: Yes.
  • User name: your Gmail email address.
    • Make sure your user name includes both your Gmail account name and "@gmail.com". If your Gmail account name is "qwertz.qwertz", for example, type "qwertz.qwertz@gmail.com" as the user name.
  • Password: your Gmail password.

  • SMTP server: smtp.gmail.com.
  • Port: 465.
  • Require SSL/STARTTLS: Yes.
  • Require SMTP authentication: Yes.
  • User name: your Gmail email address.
  • Password: your Gmail password.
Or you could have clicked the first link here http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=setup+email+gmail+pop+address&btnG=Google+Search :rolleyes::grumpy:
 
emad
sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet


...but then agian, my 3rd party program is allowing me to use hotmail, yahoo, and gmail through outlook. Would I really want to config gmail as pop?
Because those .NET third party programs use an enormous amount of memory (the last one I used took up 24mb of ram?!).
 
I can send messages, but nothing works in my Inbox, I sent a message to myself, and I saw it when I logged into gmail.com, but my Mozilla Thunderbird doesn't seem to use the Inbox. :confused:
 
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