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For yahoo, you can do the paid service and get pop3 access OR go the free route and use this: http://www.ypopsemail.com/ I have been using it for about a year now with no problems. -- Scott Dan wrote:
On 12/6/05, David Gibbs <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Booth Martin wrote:I don't understand. When I look at setting a filter I can choose To, From, Subject, and a few others, but nothing that says header.Select "Customize" from the drop down list of fields and enter "List-id".Hopefully, I'll have time to download and install Thunderbird at home. I don't have any email accounts from my ISP, so everything is web-based. I use Yahoo (old) and gmail (new). I understand it's possible to (need right term here) "connect" gmail to a local client (i.e., Thunderbird) so that I don't have to go the mail.google.com website to access it. SMTP & POP3 come to mind; does gmail "let" us do that? Anybody using Thunderbird to access (retrieve & send) gmail? BTW, as an aside, I absolutely love gmail for the midrange.com lists! The threading is awesome, and I understand TBird offers the same thing. - Dan
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