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Configuring GMail in Outlook 2007
I wanted to configure GMail in Outlook 2007. The documentation available as
part of the web are sufficient to configure the same. However i had some specific requirement. - I had 1 GB of data as part of my gmail and i don't want to download the total mails and i want to download headers only for my old gmail. All the new mails i want to download. How i can configure my above requirement. Thanks for the help. |
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Configuring GMail in Outlook 2007
Depends whether you used pop or imap configeration
"Kumar" wrote in message ... I wanted to configure GMail in Outlook 2007. The documentation available as part of the web are sufficient to configure the same. However i had some specific requirement. - I had 1 GB of data as part of my gmail and i don't want to download the total mails and i want to download headers only for my old gmail. All the new mails i want to download. How i can configure my above requirement. Thanks for the help. |
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Configuring GMail in Outlook 2007
"Kumar" wrote in message
... I wanted to configure GMail in Outlook 2007. The documentation available as part of the web are sufficient to configure the same. However i had some specific requirement. - I had 1 GB of data as part of my gmail and i don't want to download the total mails and i want to download headers only for my old gmail. All the new mails i want to download. How i can configure my above requirement. Use IMAP. You cannot pick and choose which messages get headers downloaded and which get downloaded fully for a particular account, but IMAP will download more selectively than POP. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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