[rel] Gmail Notifier Plus for Windows 7

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looking forward, that hasbeen the only thing holding me back

I've been told he has been very busy so hasn't been able to work on it, but is planning on releasing a new version with multiple account support.
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For some reason my Gmail Notifier for Windows 7 doesn't.. um.. notify me. When I get new mail it doesn't do anything. I've seen in the pics where there should be a number in a little blue circle appear on the icon but that doesn't happen. I'm using the latest version, 1.2. When I "hover" over the icon on the task bar, my mail appears in the window as it should, but it just doesn't "notify" me of new mail, I always have to manually check it by moving my mouse over the icon. I've noticed that the "new mail" sound doesn't play either. Wasn't for sure if it was suppose to. Is this a known issue? Thanks!

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For some reason my Gmail Notifier for Windows 7 doesn't.. um.. notify me. When I get new mail it doesn't do anything. I've seen in the pics where there should be a number in a little blue circle appear on the icon but that doesn't happen. I'm using the latest version, 1.2. When I "hover" over the icon on the task bar, my mail appears in the window as it should, but it just doesn't "notify" me of new mail, I always have to manually check it by moving my mouse over the icon. I've noticed that the "new mail" sound doesn't play either. Wasn't for sure if it was suppose to. Is this a known issue? Thanks!

If you are using small icons on the Taskbar you won't get any notifications for some reason.

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Hello,

I would like to use this app. but didn't get it workin' so far :(

I have tried to open 'go to your inbox' with Chrome as with Firefox both get error BAD REQUEST ERROR 400.

I tried my username with and without @gmail.com didn't give any success.

I ran the program as administrator in Win7.

The version of Win7 is RTM build 7600.

My gmail account/settings are dutch.

Is there a special folder the program should be executed from or is it ok to start from dekstop?

I have these *% signs in my password is that forbidden?

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