Re: Re: OT - Giving the boot for Gmail!

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--- Masterjohn <chrismasterjohn@...>

wrote:

> With GMail, you can navigate next and previous

> without going back to

> the inbox *and* each thread is organized together,

> so you don't have

> to click on anything to follow it. Once the message

> is read, it stays

> in the thread in the form of a hyperlink, and if

> there are more than

> one old message they are condensed into a " show

> other messages " link.

Yes, I ilke that feature. My desktop email client does

the exact same thing.

> And for those pesky people who quote the whole

> digest with their reply

> and whatnot, they have some formula where if the

> quoted text is so

> much longer than the new text, it condenses it into

> a " show quoted

> text " link-- and the in-context links load instantly

> even on my

> pathetic dial-up connection.

Dial up??????????????????????????????? My condolences.

LOL! Hey that is a nifty little feature.

> You can also perform a Google search in your mail

> (!), a feature I

> haven't tried yet.

I have tried the Google Desktop search which searches

your entire hard drive, including email. Quite

interesting the things you discover on your own

computer!

> I'll send you an invite when I'm done reading my

> mail, if I can figure out how.

Thanks, but someone already beat you to it.

" In The Abolition of Man, C.S.

observed that the modern schoolboy

is conditioned to take one side in

a controversy which he has not learned

to recognize as a controversy at all.

That is, he is trained to assume a

materialist and Darwinian outlook,

without realizing that materialism and

Darwinism have been subject to thoughtful

criticisms from their first appearance. "

Joe Sobran

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