New answers tagged gmail
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You could assign a shortcut to a script like this:
tell application "Mail" to tell account "Gmail"
messages of mailbox "INBOX" whose flagged status is false and read status is true
move result to mailbox "[Gmail]/All Mail"
end tell
This would only move selected messages:
tell application "Mail"
selected messages of message viewer 1
move ...
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If you want to receive Gmail, contacts, and Calendars on your iPhone, you need to set up 3 different accounts in the mail accounts area:
gmail - this will push your mail. Don't bother trying to turn on calendar.
CalDav - This is in the "other" section of mail account, and you just set up the serve as google.com and fill in your gmail account info. This ...
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I think it's safer to just stay with Google Mail.
The Google Drive Integration is amazing and lets you share files seamlessly across devices just like DropBox.
Now they are giving away 15GB space for your email (from Google IO 2013)
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I found some key videos that show how your setup should look like:
If all else fails, delete the setup and re-add it following the instructions here on Google.
Good Luck!
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The only way that I know how to accomplish this is to use Mailplane which is a commercial Mac app for using Gmail's web interface.
It has its own "Mail PDF with Mailplane" service which comes as part of the app:
There's no way that I know of to automate the process of attaching a PDF (or any other file) to Gmail through a web browser. You're going to ...
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There are three solutions I've found. The first two are the easiest and least intrusive, the third one should be tried last as it will remove all saved passwords for other websites too (but the third seems to have worked the most times for other people)
a. Safari Preferences
Locate and delete the entry for Gmail that is set to 'Passwords
Never Saved':
...
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Not sure I clearly understand your question but here it is what I understand.
I am forwarding existing message from mail.com using Print as PDF file using gmail.
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I found it quick and easy to go to Settings -> Mail, Contacts, & Calendars -> Add Account -> Other -> Add CardDAV Account (under Contacts). Type google.com as Server, then type your Google email as username, password and click Done.
I had to use the application specific-password because I have a 2-step verification security setting with google but ...
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There is a several hundred word long tutorial,
Full Step-by-Step Tutorial taken from here, that I have used to solve this problem so in addition to the author testing it, I too have things fully working.
Here are the steps from the article as well as details from the two key steps.
Step 1: Configure Apple Mail preferences
Step 2: Assign mailbox ...
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There are two factors that are combining to dredge up the past:
Apple's Mail app will try to link all messages according so several criteria.
Gmail has designed a system to prevent the majority of people from ever deleting mail messages. They do this by presenting an Inbox view that is a subset of the All Messages store and deleting a message from the ...
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Per this KB article Deleting IMAP messages, "If you want to delete a message from all folders, move it to the [Gmail]/Trash folder." If you don't move them to the Trash folder, they will just be removed from the currently selected folder (tag) on the server, and put into All Mail (Archived).
So if you go into Prefereces...->Accounts->Gmail ...
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Apple's mail will get all the messages by design. There isn't a setting to tell it to stop after a certain volume of downloaded content or some message count or attachment count.
You'll find that altering the server settings if you can will be the only way to change the volume or number of messages.
Exchange has a setting to limit the number of messages ...
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Setting up Gmail on a Mac is super quick and painless in 10.7+. Just use the System Preferences > Mail, Contacts, and Calendars pane.
For your issue, go to Mail and from the menu bar uncheck View > Organize by Conversation
Even though you deleted the messages the conversation view will display them below your current message from that sender even when the ...
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Google have some documentation about how to set up Gmail in Apple Mail here: perhaps that page might help you. They suggest going for IMAP over POP (my emphasis below):
Finally, IMAP offers a more stable experience overall. Whereas POP is prone to losing messages or downloading the same messages multiple times, IMAP avoids this through two-way syncing ...
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In short, you don't. Calendar needs mail to send and receive appointments.
Have you tried simply telling Calendar to not use Mail for automatically retrieving CalDAV appointment requests via Mail?
Wanting to use Calendar for OS X implies you must use Apple's Mail for CalDAV appointment invitations as things stand today on Mountain Lion. You could either ...
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