Wes said:Why not just use Gmail's POP support and use Mail. It seems to have most of the features GmailerXP has and probably more.
I don't much like the idea of putting my name and password in some 3rd party site like that. Not goodmunkle said:More interesting perhaps is XMail, which will basically give you iDisk features with GMail. I haven't tried it yet but it might be useful to some.
I saw that too. I actually typed both my name and password, but I couldn't get myself to submit it. Has anyone tried this?edesignuk said:I don't much like the idea of putting my name and password in some 3rd party site like that. Not good![]()
edesignuk said:I don't much like the idea of putting my name and password in some 3rd party site like that. Not good![]()
munkle said:Agreed, hence the reason I haven't tried it. But they do seem reputable and have been around for awhile in web years.
Let us now how it works out Wes.
munkle said:Exactly, what's so good about GMailXP that you haven't got in mail.app already?
More interesting perhaps is XMail, which will basically give you iDisk features with GMail. I haven't tried it yet but it might be useful to some.
munkle said:Exactly, what's so good about GMailXP that you haven't got in mail.app already?
More interesting perhaps is XMail, which will basically give you iDisk features with GMail. I haven't tried it yet but it might be useful to some.
nsheikh80 said:The main reason why I don't use Mail.app is because I want to have all my emails in one central location and accessible from anywhere, GMailerXP does excactly that. I don't like logging into my Gmail account everytime I want to send an email and GMailer XP kind of fills the gap between an email client and webmail.
Is Mail.app able to keep my emails on my Mac and Gmail in sync? If so I'd use it right now!
munkle said:Well then start using!
Mail.app will let you send and receive your gmail with no problems. Downloaded mails will automatically be archived by GMail, so you'll still have access to them if you're away from your Mac. The same applies to sent mail.
nsheikh80 said:What about emails I send from Mail.app, will they sync to Gmail? Thanks for your help.
edesignuk said:You don't have to "login every time" you want to send an email, just tick off for it to remember you.
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To all intense and purposes a shortcut on your desktop to gmail.com (with gmail set to remember you, so that you don't have to login) will give you exactly the same functionality as this GmailerXP app.
munkle said:Yup, just make sure you have the appropriate settings selected![]()
mrgreen4242 said:Anyone know of an application like XMail that presents your GMail space as a drive in OS X? Or at least a program that connects to your GMail account and mimics the UI of OS X, and has a drag and drop interface?
nsheikh80 said:WAY COOL!!!
I'm going to jump on that bandwagon straight away. Now to try to figure it out.....
munkle said:Read the google documentation. I think the diagrams are for Panther mail but it's pretty much the same concept. This might help you along as well. And of course there's always here![]()
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nsheikh80 said:Thanks but I managed to set up Mail.app like this quite a while. I just need to know how I can sync any sent emails in Mail.app with Gmail, a little help![]()
munkle said:Should be the new catch phrase for the next Apple campaign!
Edit: There are other ways to play with Gmail too if you really want to marvel. You can integrate GMail with Safari RSS to inform you of any new mail or use one of the many Dashboard widgets. Of course it's all superfluous now that you're using mail.app![]()
nsheikh80 said:Have you been trying out any new and interesting apps recently?