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- Send HTML e-mail with gmail
It's possible to send HTML formated e-mail messages with Google's gmail. Here's a bookmarklet/favelet to switch it on or off. Works now in IE. - Gmailto Bookmarklet
- Gmail Icon Generator
- Firefox Gmail Notifier
- Gmailto for Mac OS X
- Mark Lyon's Gmail Loader
- GetMail for Hotmail
- Gmail Mobile
- Gmail Backup
- Gallina
- Gmail Wiki
- GMailer PHP Library
- libgmail for Python
- Mail-Webmail-Gmail for Perl
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http://leachim6.wordpress.com/2006/08/05/podcast-your-gmail/
nice!!!Posted by callrob@gmail.com on August 27, 2006 at 20:10:09 Pacific Time
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I've come up with a small hack in order to move my old mails from my IMAP server to GMail.Posted by vrypan on August 27, 2005 at 00:45:47 Pacific Time
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