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Tag Archives: email
Managing Gmail Identities with Apple Mail 3.0
A commenter pointed out on my original post about Apple Mail and Gmail that you can manage multiple Gmail identities by separating each email address with a comma. Here are the steps: If you have already set up your Gmail … Continue reading
A Few Cool Ways To Use RSS Feeds
So what is all this RSS hype? I’ve known about RSS feeds, what they are for, and how to use them for quite a while. It’s not like they are new or anything! It wasn’t until recently that I started … Continue reading
Posted in Web
Tagged aggregators, Apple Mail, email, feeds, FireFox, gmail, google reader, IE, internet, RSS, Web
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How many emails does it take to complete a Masters Degree?
After posting a few tips on completing a Masters Degree and a Thesis, I had a thought that it would be fun to post about the same topic from a lighter angle. How many emails does it take to complete … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged email, gmail, masters degree, school, thesis
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How to Manage Gmail labels with Apple Mail and Imap
After I set up Apple Mail to use my Gmail account, I had a couple things I was still having to go to the Gmail web interface for. One of those was managing multiple labels for a particular message. Since … Continue reading
Configuring Apple Mail 3.0 (Leopard) to use Imap with Gmail
I recently purchased my first iMac. I’ve been having all kinds of fun learning about OS X features as well as playing with the newly certified Unix system (Darwin) that powers the operating system. Anyhow, I’ve been pleasantly surprised at … Continue reading