Comments on: Reconstructing Gmail http://jasemiller.com/notebook/2010/01/reconstructing-gmail/ poetry + design Fri, 22 Jan 2010 02:27:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: jasemiller http://jasemiller.com/notebook/2010/01/reconstructing-gmail/comment-page-1/#comment-209 jasemiller Fri, 22 Jan 2010 02:27:28 +0000 http://jasemiller.com/notebook/?p=250#comment-209 Thanks for the comment. So, did you end up sticking with Gmail in the end? I like the way it organizes, but its signature features do not allow for HTML or images, and at times the search capabilities don't return all the messages that I know are there. I also have smart-folders set up in Apple Mail which are time-sensitive, which I like, but the tagging there seems anemic compared to Gmail. So, I keep going back and forth. If you're happy with your setup, what did you end up with? Cheers, Jase Thanks for the comment. So, did you end up sticking with Gmail in the end? I like the way it organizes, but its signature features do not allow for HTML or images, and at times the search capabilities don't return all the messages that I know are there. I also have smart-folders set up in Apple Mail which are time-sensitive, which I like, but the tagging there seems anemic compared to Gmail. So, I keep going back and forth. If you're happy with your setup, what did you end up with?

Cheers,
Jase

]]> By: Jenn http://jasemiller.com/notebook/2010/01/reconstructing-gmail/comment-page-1/#comment-207 Jenn Tue, 12 Jan 2010 19:26:07 +0000 http://jasemiller.com/notebook/?p=250#comment-207 Timely topic: I recently reconfigured my Gmail setup (new year's resolution), and I'm happy with it for the moment. Using IMAP I first imported everything to Thunderbird, to establish a back-up, and to see if I liked Thunderbird (nope). I am sure you have exhausted all the Gmail tutorials out there, but I found them to be a great help in establishing the kind of organization I wanted. Timely topic: I recently reconfigured my Gmail setup (new year's resolution), and I'm happy with it for the moment. Using IMAP I first imported everything to Thunderbird, to establish a back-up, and to see if I liked Thunderbird (nope). I am sure you have exhausted all the Gmail tutorials out there, but I found them to be a great help in establishing the kind of organization I wanted.

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