From:

 Raul A. Gallegos

Subject:

 Re: Google mail

Date:

 Thu, Jul 12, 2007 12:30:06 pm

This is mostly true. If you want to be able to check your email from any
computer and not use the web mail feature, you can do it by using the
radio button leave mail on server. This can be accessed from the gmail
options section. Or, you can tell your email client to leave the mail on
the server. This does not work quite as nicely as imap which i wish
gmail would use, but hey, it's free. On my personal domain I use imap
for this reason.

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jkaki@google.com said the following on 7/12/2007 12:22 PM:

All of you are absolutely right. Gmail (html)is accessible. I
personally use Gmail daily. If you prefer to get your email forwarded

to Outlook, you can simply log in to GMail and go to settings,
forwarding and pop to set it up. However, if you use Outlook, you have

the disadvantage of not being able to check your email on any computer
with WE. As opposed to, if you use GMail on the web, you can access

your email from any computer that has WE.

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