Comments on: How to transfer ALL your e-mail to Gmail (even if it’s in folders) http://www.waltervos.com/news/how-to-transfer-all-your-e-mail-to-gmail-even-if-its-in-folders/ wordpress plugins, free music and more Sun, 22 Aug 2010 07:30:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Walter Vos http://www.waltervos.com/news/how-to-transfer-all-your-e-mail-to-gmail-even-if-its-in-folders/comment-page-1/#comment-2841 Walter Vos Thu, 22 Apr 2010 07:57:35 +0000 http://www.waltervos.com/?p=101#comment-2841 Sorry Maz, I have no idea. Hopefully Google can answer your question! :-) Sorry Maz, I have no idea. Hopefully Google can answer your question! :-)

]]> By: Maz http://www.waltervos.com/news/how-to-transfer-all-your-e-mail-to-gmail-even-if-its-in-folders/comment-page-1/#comment-2792 Maz Mon, 12 Apr 2010 06:50:57 +0000 http://www.waltervos.com/?p=101#comment-2792 Hi, I have a 7gig pst file that i want to pull into gmail or thunderbird or any such email program. Is it possible? Thanks MAZ Hi,

I have a 7gig pst file that i want to pull into gmail or thunderbird or any such email program. Is it possible?

Thanks
MAZ

]]> By: Phillip Kaplan http://www.waltervos.com/news/how-to-transfer-all-your-e-mail-to-gmail-even-if-its-in-folders/comment-page-1/#comment-2276 Phillip Kaplan Thu, 17 Dec 2009 17:24:08 +0000 http://www.waltervos.com/?p=101#comment-2276 Works great, Thunderbird actually lets you have two gmail accounts "talk" to each other easier than Google does. However, for setting up the latest version of Thunderbird, 3.0, Google has not updated the ingoing/outgoing server setup properly. Incoming always needs to be imap.googlemal.com, port 993, DON'T check the SSL box. Outgoing always needs to be smtp.googlemail.com, port 465, CHECK "secure authentication" This page is helpful, though as I indicated, the ingoing/outgoing servers are incorrect.: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=78799 Works great, Thunderbird actually lets you have two gmail accounts “talk” to each other easier than Google does.

However, for setting up the latest version of Thunderbird, 3.0, Google has not updated the ingoing/outgoing server setup properly.

Incoming always needs to be imap.googlemal.com, port 993, DON’T check the SSL box.

Outgoing always needs to be smtp.googlemail.com, port 465, CHECK “secure authentication”

This page is helpful, though as I indicated, the ingoing/outgoing servers are incorrect.:

http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=78799

]]> By: Walter Vos http://www.waltervos.com/news/how-to-transfer-all-your-e-mail-to-gmail-even-if-its-in-folders/comment-page-1/#comment-2070 Walter Vos Thu, 19 Nov 2009 21:07:35 +0000 http://www.waltervos.com/?p=101#comment-2070 Sorry to disappoint you Vince, but I don't think I am the right person to ask this. Perhaps contact Apple? Sorry to disappoint you Vince, but I don’t think I am the right person to ask this. Perhaps contact Apple?

]]> By: Vincent Smith http://www.waltervos.com/news/how-to-transfer-all-your-e-mail-to-gmail-even-if-its-in-folders/comment-page-1/#comment-2069 Vincent Smith Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:55:46 +0000 http://www.waltervos.com/?p=101#comment-2069 Hello Walter! I don't know if I'm contacting the right sort of person, but I have a current problem with my 20 inch App;e MAC, which is running OSX Tiger (10.4.11). Recently, for some inexplicable reason, both my Safari browser application and the built-in Apple Mail Application refuse to open. When I click on their icons in the task bar, the icons just bounce three times, but nothing happens. The reason this is a problem (particularly with the email client), it that I now have no access to email that I have already received, and some of them have registration codes, etc for installed applications. I need somehow to retrieve these and I wondered if Gmail can do this. I have Mozilla's Thunderbird email client installed at the moment, but it can only import contacts, and (it would appear) not email mbox folders (unless I've misunderstood that). I managed to literally open both the Apple Mail client's mail folder and then copy and paste them into the Thunderbird equivalent, but in the Thunderbird mailbox column list, they appear but they have nothing in them! However, I have noticed that along with the folders that were copied and pasted from the Apple Mail application, their are other "folders" listed as "info plist', but there is nothing in them either. So, I need to retrieve both the mailboxes and their contents, and also my inbox contents. Any ideas? Kind Regards, Rev. Vince Smith. Hello Walter!

I don’t know if I’m contacting the right sort of person, but I have a current problem with my 20 inch App;e MAC, which is running OSX Tiger (10.4.11). Recently, for some inexplicable reason, both my Safari browser application and the built-in Apple Mail Application refuse to open. When I click on their icons in the task bar, the icons just bounce three times, but nothing happens. The reason this is a problem (particularly with the email client), it that I now have no access to email that I have already received, and some of them have registration codes, etc for installed applications. I need somehow to retrieve these and I wondered if Gmail can do this. I have Mozilla’s Thunderbird email client installed at the moment, but it can only import contacts, and (it would appear) not email mbox folders (unless I’ve misunderstood that). I managed to literally open both the Apple Mail client’s mail folder and then copy and paste them into the Thunderbird equivalent, but in the Thunderbird mailbox column list, they appear but they have nothing in them! However, I have noticed that along with the folders that were copied and pasted from the Apple Mail application, their are other “folders” listed as “info plist’, but there is nothing in them either. So, I need to retrieve both the mailboxes and their contents, and also my inbox contents. Any ideas?

Kind Regards,

Rev. Vince Smith.

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