eric | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 10 2007 | gmail, email, google, online storage, gDisk, mac, software, windows, GmailDrive
Using GmailDrive (Windows) and gDisk (Mac) to manage Gmail attachments (online file storage utilities).
Quoted: When it comes to email, Gmail gets a whole lot of things right - except for managing attachments. Let's say you want to browse or sort through your Gmail attachments in any way other than chronologically, or you want to pick and choose several attachments to download without reading through every...
eric | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 02 2007 | email, apple, mac, mail.app, tips
Speed up Mail.app on a Mac by removing the Envelope index.
Quoted: Tips, Plugins, Scripts and Addons for Apple Mail / Mail.app
eric | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 14 2006 | mac, email, os x, quicksilver, software
I'm a big Quicksilver fan (for those of you on Mac OS X not using it, it's free, you have no excuse). Once you get used to it you'll wonder how you ever lived without it.
Quoted: The new version of Quicksilver adds support for Droplets (anyone care to enlighten?), redesigned preferences, and a new guide pane. If you're curious about what all the Quicksilver hub-bub is about, give a look at our Quicksilver tag - you can't help but be impressed.
- eric | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 22 2006 | macintosh, mac, email, Mail, tags, keywords, software
If you use the Macintosh Mail client and have always wanted tags for your email, like you have in GMail, there is now an app to help you out with it. Booyakasha!
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