Re: Fwd: How to access "new" email that is hard to find

On 8/15/07, patricecourtneygmail.com">patricecourtneygmail.com < patricecourtneygmail.com">patricecourtneygmail.com > wrote:

Thanks. Will try it. Another question, if you don't mind: can I
configure my email so that two email addresses go into one inbox?

best regards,
Pat

On Aug 3, 8:17 am, Naugahyde < got...gmail.com">got...gmail.com> wrote:
>; I have not tried it, but there is an addon for Gmail called Better
&gt; Gmail (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4866). Of
> course, it requires that you are using Firefox as well. In the Better
>; Gmail settings is a checkbox that says "Signature Settings: Float/HTML/
> No Dashes.&quot; Check this box and go into your Gmail settings and you
> will find that you can now use HTML signatures. One caveat is that the
> images must be available on the internet, you cannot attach the image.
&gt;
> On Aug 2, 9:51 pm, "Zack (Doc)"; < z...tnan.net">z...tnan.net&gt; wrote:
>;
> > Well... you did post to the group, it's the default for reply, so no
> > problems there.
&gt;
> > Using graphics in your signature is a common topic, so if you search
>; > the group you'll find it discussed a few times.&nbsp; The short answer is
> > that you cannot do it, but there are a few people who have creatively
> > done it, and that's what's discussed.  ;To Search the group, visit the
> > group on the web (you can use the links at the bottom of this
> > message), and there's a "Search this group"; button and box at the top.
>;
> > I personally don't make a lot of use of the signature feature, and I
> > abhor graphics in signatures, so I don't keep up with that. ; But I
> > still support your right to use them, as long as you respect my right
&gt; > to ignore your e-mails with them in it
>
> > On 8/2/07, patricecourt...gmail.com">patricecourt...gmail.com < patricecourt...gmail.com">patricecourt...gmail.com > wrote:
>;
> > > Zack,
> > > I am sorry I didn't see this earlier. I appreciate knowing what the
> > > courtesies are. How do I post to the group? I'm new at this, sorry.
&gt;
> > > Do you mind if I ask another question? Many of my colleagues have
> > > started importing their companies&#39; logo into the signature line of
> > > their emails. I'm told this is possible in Outlook, but I couldn';t
> > > find that option in my now-abandoned (due to excess spam) Outlook
&gt; > > account. Do you think I could import a .jpg into the sig. line in
> > > gmail? I see no provision for it.
> > > thanks,
&gt; > > Patrice
&gt;
> > > On Jun 30, 8:13 am, "Zack (Doc)"; < z...tnan.net">z...tnan.net&gt; wrote:
>; > > > I'm glad to hear it Patrice.
>
> > > > FYI... it's considered courtesy to post back to the group, so that
> > > > others with the same problem, or were just following along, will know
> > > > you found an answer, and what that answer was.  This way, they can be
> > > > helped with their problem, even though they didn't speak out about it
> > > > like you did.
>
> > > > Again, I'm glad to hear the search worked for you.  I';m a huge
>; > > > proponent of searching now.  I';ve learned to use it to handle several
&gt; > > > hundred new mails a day in just a few minutes.&nbsp; I've learned to LOVE
> > > > the GMail way of labeling and searching.
>
>; > > > ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> > > > From: patricecourt...gmail.com">patricecourt...gmail.com < patricecourt...gmail.com"> patricecourt...gmail.com>
> > > > Date: Jun 29, 2007 8:50 PM
> > > > Subject: Re: How to access "new&quot; email that is hard to find
> > > > To: "Zack (Doc)"; < z...tnan.net">z...tnan.net&gt;
>
&gt; > > > Thanks! The 46 was in parentheses next to Inbox. Your suggestion
> > > > brought up the unread ones in Trash, but I took your idea and typed
&gt; > > > this:
>
> > > > "is:unread in: inbox";
>
> > > > That did it, and I was able to get rid of them all.
>
> > > > I never, ever would have figured it out myself. Thank again!
&gt;
> > > > On Jun 23, 10:17 pm, "Zack (Doc)"; < z...tnan.net">z...tnan.net&gt; wrote:
>; > > > > In the search box: "is:unread"  ;If you suspect they might be in the
> > > > > trash, or spam folders: "is:unread in:anywhere".
&gt;
> > > > > Where is this 46 number coming from? ; The blue "Inbox" link on the
> > > > > left, or a GMail Notifier program?&nbsp; If it's the program, there are
> > > > > problems where it doesn't update the count as items are read. ; Search
> > > > > this forum and you should find the solution.&nbsp; If it's the number on
> > > > > the left, then it's real, and the search above will find them all for
> > > > > you.
>
> > > > > On 6/23/07, patricecourt...gmail.com">patricecourt...gmail.com < patricecourt...gmail.com">patricecourt...gmail.com > wrote:
>;
> > > > > > According to Gmail I have 46 new emails, but they are from so long ago
> > > > > > that I can't find them. With other email products I've used, you can
> > > > > > choose to see only the "new&quot; mail. Why can't we do this with Gmail? A
> > > > > > related question: in paging far back in my emails to find these new
> > > > > > ones, I've found some that were unread, but when I opened them it did
> > > > > > nothing to reduce the number of unread email. So at some point,
>; > > > > > apparently, they become too old to be considered "new." ; How can I
> > > > > > f
> > > > in those unread, supposedly current emails?