Gmail's Future Features


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anyone fancy being real nice, and giving me an invite to gmail? :p

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anyone fancy being real nice, and giving me an invite to gmail? :p

Don't use this thread for invite requests.

OPEN YOUR EYES and goto the Gmail invite request thread.

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...close your mouth, and stop shouting... i posted to the wrong thread, ok? :)

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It's not crowded at all. Take a look at hotmail and the buttons are puny and hard to find because of the crowdedness. As well, you cant compose a new message unless ur in your inbox folder on Hotmail. So Gmail owns :D

You can! Just go into options -> mail -> Hotmail navigation, and you can set it so that there's a compose 'tab' at the top. One of the first things I found and changed!

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Why? Planning on opening those exe files on a *nix box? :p

no, i dont use wine. i said that thinking maybe the parson uses wine

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I mailed them, and that's what they told me. Is there anything else anyone here know about Gmail's future features?

Whats gmail's email address?

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I would like to see an intellysinc feature like that of Yahoo! to import all my contacts at once... Maybe an MSN alerts type of service but... for free :p

**I know some services from MSN are free but accesing my email is not..

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Just RAR them. ;)

Wont work.

From their Help:

As a security measure to prevent potential viruses, Gmail does not

allow you to receive executable files (such as files ending in .exe)

that could contain damaging executable code.

Gmail does not accept these types of files, even if they are sent in a

zipped (.zip, .tar, .tgz, .taz, .z, .gz) format. If someone tries to

send this type of message to your Gmail account, the message will be

bounced back to the sender.

Maybe they forgot to include .rar in that list, but I doubt it. Im guessing they check inside all zip types.

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Maybe they forgot to include .rar in that list, but I doubt it. Im guessing they check inside all zip types.

I don't think they'd "forget" that kind of stuff :p

They'd have to code a separate checker for each format, so it's not that easy to "check all zip types".

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Gmail probobly wont offer pop3 support , as one of the main reasons for offering there 1GB service is so you dont have to file your emails, you can just search for the one you want. thats the reason im using the service

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