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I'm in Excel 2003 and I select File/Send to/Mail recipient. Blah, blah, blah distraction, never send, close Excel, save changes, reopen that spreadsheet.
The whole mail header section is still there: To, CC, BCC, Subject, Attachment...and I can't work out how to make it go away.
I'm about to mail it to myself to see if that gets me out of the loop but that's insane! There must be a way to get that to go away.
(Yeah, emailing it to myself worked. But there must be a better way...)
Anyone have a recommendation on a free site to send large files? I seem to remember sendspace, but any other recs?
Vortex, WOOfiles is pretty good. I got a 500+ MB file up there, no sweat.
Ooo! Weather Underground for the iPhone! [link] A lot more detail than the lil link on the desktop.
I have given up on the iPod Touch, and traded it in for a Palm T|X.
Slightly thicker, same display size and resolution, same WiFi access, plus: now I have my contacts imported, all my notes, all my add-on apps., and all my games. I have stylus input again so I can write at speed and/or doodle, and I can write stuff on my laptop and sync over! Yay!
I just got a BlackBerry. If I set it up with my gmail account, then will the emails sent to gmail only go to the BlackBerry, or will I also still have access to them if I access gmail through the web?
The latter. It's just like checking your gmail on another computer.
OK, perfect. Thanks.
OK, what if someone sends me a message, and I read it and delete it on the computer. Does it then get deleted from the BlackBerry? I tested it, and the answer seems to be no, but I might not have waited long enough. Or is this something that I can change in the settings somewhere?
edit: nevermind. I figured it out. I think.
I think that's an IMAP versus POP issue. It was explained to me like this:
when you have a POP account, it's like you have two different mail boxes with two different doors. copies of mail get put into both boxes. If you delete the mail in one box (your computer), it stays in the other box (your blackberry)
an IMAP account is a one box with two doors. Regardless of which door you use to access the box, the actions affect the other door.
when you have a POP account, it's like you have two different mail boxes with two different doors. copies of mail get put into both boxes. If you delete the mail in one box (your computer), it stays in the other box (your blackberry)
That's not necessarily true. Many POP mail clients will automatically delete a message from the server when you delete it from the client, depending on the the user's settings. However, my experience with Gmail is that it stays on the server unless you go to Gmail directly and delete it.