2 Gmail accounts one browser

I'd like to make this happen HackerOfMinds cos it sounds a
little
better than what I am doing now.....

1. I can't see/find Gmail Manager's Dropdown list. I have 
"| New
features! | Settings | Help | Sign out" across the top
but mind you I
just cut and past "| Settings | Help | Sign out"
from my screen but see
here hat it has added "New features!" which must
be hidden on my
screen....any other hidden secrets google? The other things
I have
across the top are Archive, Report Spam, Delete buttons, a
More Actions
drop down box and a Refresh link.

2. I'm totally lost with your second comment "By
Default, Gmail manager
keeps an icon in the status bar, but i prefer the top menu
bar. For
this, you can right-click on an empt space in the menu bar,
( after the
menu ) and choose 'Customize Toolbar'. Then, drag &
drop the big red
gmail icon ( M ) into the toolbar." Which staus bar?
Which menu? Top,
bottom, sidebar I just can't find the things that you are
talking
about.

Thanks for your patience

Sally
http://chicalert.blogsp
ot.com

I suppose you want to copy-paste text from one account to
another, for
which you want both to be signed in. This can be done
through tabs, you
can figure out how 


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Sally,

You're refering to GMail's menu's... he was talking about
the Firefox
menus created by the GMail Manager (an extension I don't
use, so I
can't help much on it specifically).

The status bar is the bar at the bottom of Firefox which
contains
things like the word "Done" (cause my page is
loaded), I also have
"mail.google.com" with a lock cause I'm in
https; a monkey face, cause
I use GreaseMonkey, and "Adblock" since I use
that extension as well. 
The top menu bar is the one with the back, forward, reload,
stop, home
and address bar, possibly even search bar (I turned mine off
in favor
of the Google Toolbar).

Hope this helps,
Zack

On 2/21/06, chicalert <chicalertgmail.com> wrote:
>
> I'd like to make this happen HackerOfMinds cos it
sounds a little
> better than what I am doing now.....
>
> 1. I can't see/find Gmail Manager's Dropdown list. I
have  "| New
> features! | Settings | Help | Sign out" across
the top but mind you I
> just cut and past "| Settings | Help | Sign
out" from my screen but see
> here hat it has added "New features!" which
must be hidden on my
> screen....any other hidden secrets google? The other
things I have
> across the top are Archive, Report Spam, Delete
buttons, a More Actions
> drop down box and a Refresh link.
>
> 2. I'm totally lost with your second comment "By
Default, Gmail manager
> keeps an icon in the status bar, but i prefer the top
menu bar. For
> this, you can right-click on an empt space in the menu
bar, ( after the
> menu ) and choose 'Customize Toolbar'. Then, drag
& drop the big red
> gmail icon ( M ) into the toolbar." Which staus
bar? Which menu? Top,
> bottom, sidebar I just can't find the things that you
are talking
> about.
>
> Thanks for your patience
>
> Sally
> http://chicalert.blogsp
ot.com
>
> I suppose you want to copy-paste text from one account
to another, for
> which you want both to be signed in. This can be done
through tabs, you
> can figure out how 
>
>
>
>

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Well, I wouldn't go that far. They are designed to work
with later
versions of Firefox, but they do not always work perfectly
with it.

Fuzzy

On 2/21/06, the bonehead <boneheadcharlesgmail.com> wrote:

> Firefox is good... Google's products are all optimised
for Firefox. They
> always work perfectly with Firefox.

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Thanks Zac, for clarifying it for sally.

Sally, you already have downloaded Gmail Manager Extension,
but it
seems you have confused the extension with Gmail itself!

The Extension will give a drop-down menu if you use the
'Customize
Toolbar' option to add the red 'M' icon to the main
toolbar ( I have
placed it just above the search-box of Firefox ).

If you need further clarification, you can mail me at
seriouslyitsme#gmail.com (replace # with  ).

Zack (Doc) wrote:
> Sally,
>
> You're refering to GMail's menu's... he was talking
about the Firefox
> menus created by the GMail Manager (an extension I
don't use, so I
> can't help much on it specifically).
>
> The status bar is the bar at the bottom of Firefox
which contains
> things like the word "Done" (cause my page
is loaded), I also have
> "mail.google.com" with a lock cause I'm in
https; a monkey face, cause
> I use GreaseMonkey, and "Adblock" since I
use that extension as well.
> The top menu bar is the one with the back, forward,
reload, stop, home
> and address bar, possibly even search bar (I turned
mine off in favor
> of the Google Toolbar).
>
> Hope this helps,
> Zack
>
> On 2/21/06, chicalert <chicalertgmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > I'd like to make this happen HackerOfMinds cos it
sounds a little
> > better than what I am doing now.....
> >
> > 1. I can't see/find Gmail Manager's Dropdown
list. I have  "| New
> > features! | Settings | Help | Sign out"
across the top but mind you I
> > just cut and past "| Settings | Help | Sign
out" from my screen but see
> > here hat it has added "New features!"
which must be hidden on my
> > screen....any other hidden secrets google? The
other things I have
> > across the top are Archive, Report Spam, Delete
buttons, a More Actions
> > drop down box and a Refresh link.
> >
> > 2. I'm totally lost with your second comment
"By Default, Gmail manager
> > keeps an icon in the status bar, but i prefer the
top menu bar. For
> > this, you can right-click on an empt space in the
menu bar, ( after the
> > menu ) and choose 'Customize Toolbar'. Then,
drag & drop the big red
> > gmail icon ( M ) into the toolbar." Which
staus bar? Which menu? Top,
> > bottom, sidebar I just can't find the things that
you are talking
> > about.
> >
> > Thanks for your patience
> >
> > Sally
> > http://chicalert.blogsp
ot.com
> >
> > I suppose you want to copy-paste text from one
account to another, for
> > which you want both to be signed in. This can be
done through tabs, you
> > can figure out how 
> >
> >
> >
> >


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Sorry guys but (perhaps being blonde is my handicap
here...lol).

As Zack rightly said, I was previously looking at gmail's
menues and
not Firefox... Aha now looking at the status bar I see a
capital M at
bottom right hand corner of Firefox window. Mouseover says
click here
to add acount. Now this M was probably there all the time
from my
several previous attempts, but anyway it's there now. I
clicked on this
M and OMG, so many options. I tried the Help but that fired
up some
form! So I added my two accounts, seemed a logical thing to
do. Gosh so
much time has elapsed since I started all this that for a
moment I'd
forgotten what the goal was...lol. Anyway I then closed this
window (by
pressing OK) and found that left mouse clicking repeatedly
opened a new
tabbed page with the same gmail account, not what I wanted!!
Aha right
clicking displays that previously elusive drop down menu (in
my case
drop up).....Phew ok I just have to play with all this a bit
I guess.
Any things to watch out for or nifty tricks that I should
know? It sure
does all seem so much more powerful than how I was doing it
before,
using the account settings to forward copies of incoming
emails
received from one account to the other. So now I can be much
more
efficient. BTW every now and then a small gmail message
window flies up
form the bottom right-handcorner of the screen and I don't
know what to
do with it! Is this just awarning or can I do something
nifty with it?

Gosh, guys, HackerOfMinds, Zack thanks heaps for your
patience with me.
I am truly indebted.

Sally
http://chicalert.blogsp
ot.com


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