In today's episode of The Mac Geek Gab, John and Dave answer questions relating to Gmail issues, discuss the benefits of IMAP mail servers, network drive usage, RAID storage, extending an ethernet network, connecting your Mac to a projector and more!
MGG 237: Gmail Browser Issues, Switching to IMAP, Network Drives and More!
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Stuff mentioned:
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- Want to See What’s on Your TCP/IP Network? Check out IP Scanner!
- PlugINCool
- The WebKit Open Source Project
- Gecko (layout engine)
- WebKit Does HTML5 Client-side Database Storage
- Post Office Protocol (POP)
- Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
- Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP)
- RFC 1939 (POP)
- RFC 3501 (IMAP)
- SaaS
- RAID
- Creating a blank disk image
- Mac OS X 10.1.5: Video Mirroring Setting Changes After Upgrading
- Mac OS X 10.4 Help - Setting up multiple displays to show the same image
- Secret Cirque du Mac Party Ticket Request Link
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3 Comments
Just a clarification in case any EE users are listening in: the plugin conflict was with MCImageManager by MoxieCode, not EE itself.
I’ve sometimes found that I can access my Gmail IMAP account in Mail.app when the Gmail website has been inaccessible. I would add at least your Business Gmail account to the Mail.app as a backup in case you ever run into Gmail website problems again.
I also suffer from the Gmail/Safari problem talked about in 237. OK in Firefox and Chrome. Also tried PlugINCool, as well as removing Glims. Sure hope someone comes up with a fix. This is where you cut me off…... heck, I’m so confused)
Google has fixed (at least for me) the problem within Gmail (multiple -Chat items). Upon visiting I found a ‘clean’ menu with the ‘SPAM’ mailbox absent. I added (Show) the Spam mailbox back, and all is fine
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