Denna är en bedd tutorial för Marcelo. Det ska taken som du till och med kliver till uppsättningen upp Gmail att använda Mozilla Thunderbird e-postbeställare.
- Det första tinget som du måste att göra, är möjliggöra POPe-posten för ditt Gmail konto. Underteckna in till Gmail och klicka Inställningar anknyta upptill av sidan. Välj Spedition och POP flik.
Om du önskar att nedladda alla av e-postmeddelanden som du har någonsin mottagit på din gmail tilltalar, till Thunderbird, välj Möjliggöra POPET för alla postar. Uppehället i åtanke, Gmail låter för en raddalagring, så du kan nedladda hundratals megabyte av e-posten och tillbehör (kanske även gigabytes).
Om du önskar endast att nedladda meddelanden som mottas från nu på, valt Möjliggöra POPET endast för postar som ankommer från nu på. All denna alternativ ska inte nedladdning av dina föregående Gmail meddelanden, men det gör att få startad att använda Thunderbird mycket snabbare.
Avgör nu, om önska till uppehället som en unread kopierar av varje meddelande på den Gmail serveren, om du önskar att markera varje meddelande som nedladdas till Thunderbird som ”arkiverad” (bara stilla som lagras på den Gmail serveren) - eller, om du önskar att ta den bort från Gmail helt en gång, nedladdar Thunderbird den. Klicka, när du har gjort ditt primat, Räddningändringar.
- Nu barkass Thunderbird. Om denna är din första tid genom att använda det, Det nya kontot ställer in trollkarl ska barkass. Om det inte, kan du starta upp det, genom att välja Spara -> Nytt -> Konto. Valt Gmail från lista av alternativ, och klicka därefter Fortsätta.
- Skriv in ditt känt, och den första delen av din @gmail.com tilltalar i de förutsatt att utrymmena. notera: du måste inte att skriva in @gmail.com, ska Thunderbird gör den för dig. Klicka Fortsätta för att gå på till det nästa kliva.
- Om du önskar att nedladda dina meddelanden nu (av vilka där kunde vara många, om du opted till Möjliggöra POPET för alla postar baksida kliver in 1) tjänstledighet som en kontroll i boxas märkte Nedladdningmeddelanden nu. Klicka Gjort ordna till, när du är.
- Enter your password to download your messages now. If you opted to Enable POP only for mail that arrives from now on back in step 1, you may not have any new messages to download. Place a check in the box labeled Use Password Manager to remember this password if you don’t want to enter it every time you check your email. Click OK.
- If you decided to let Thunderbird remember your password, you’ll get an Alert pop-up. Give it a read, then click OK.
- Welcome to Thunderbird! Lets make sure everything is working by sending ourselves a message. Click the Write button.
- Enter your own Gmail address in the To: field. Give the message a subject and enter something in the body (if you want). When you’re done, click Send.
- And since this is the first time you’ve sent a message in Thunderbird using Gmail, you’ll be prompted to enter your password again. Place a check in the box labeled Use Password Manager to remember this password if you don’t want to enter it every time you send email, and then click OK.
- Wait a minute or three, and then click the Get Mail button. The test message should download to Thunderbird. Note: I’ve noticed that there can be a 5-10 minute delay, at times, when enabling POP mail in Gmail. So if you’ve flown through these steps, you might have sent a message to yourself before Gmail actually enabled POP mail. Try sending yourself another message in 10 minutes before you start double-checking your settings. Otherwise, you’re done and off to the races!
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Hey, does Thunderbird support threaded view (like we have on the web version of Gmail)?
If not, is there a workaround to enable that?
Thx my friend, you rock helping ppl like me, thank you very much.
Some points:
a) I thought when i deleted an email (on gmail), it would be deleted FOREVER. I can retrive e-mails since from 2004 (when i joined). Is there some way to get rid of it using the gmail website? I never could imagine they would keep it hidden and stored.
b) By the way, i removed and reinstalled tbird, but all my data remained on the computer. It claim to be on C:\documents and settings\application data\blablabla but, even with the folder application data visible, i cant find the Thunderbird folder with my data to remove.
Thank you about your help again
@Marcelo:
OK regarding deleting your mail - sign in to the web based gmail, select Trash. Then click the Empty Trash now link from the top of the page. Though it might say “messages that have been in Trash more than 30 days will be automatically deleted”, I have mail from June of 2006 still there.
To totally uninstall Thunderbird, run the ‘removal’ program from Add/Remove Programs. Once it’s done, check C:\Documents and Settings\Your User Name\Local Settings\Application Data\ - delete the Thunderbird folder if it’s still there. Same with C:\Documents and Settings\Your User Name\Application Data\.
Then do a system-wide search for *Thunderbird* and delete anything else you might find. If you really want to go overboard, empty your recycle bin and reboot before you re-install Thunderbird. And if you’re comfortable editing the registry, use regedit to delete any left over Thunderbird references. At that point, it should be a totally 100% fresh install.
Hi friend
I dont know if you understood or if im wrong, but when i say i can retrieve mail from 2004 using TBird,, these mail were deleted in 2004! Its not listed today on my gmail account. Seems tbird has to view every email written by me since 2004 to update itself. These mails im getting, its not on the trash, on the main email list, on the spam zone or any other area. Its not there but it keep comming using Tbird. Including emails that i wrote to ex girlfriends lol
What do you think, pal?
Ross, thank you for your help. It succeeded in verifying my settings and the test email worked. The problem I have continues though. I can receive my gmails just fine on Thunderbird, I cannot open them. The Help button will not open either. Any help with this?
I hope you enjoy your evening.
Sharon
thanks for that help i needed screen shots haha i tryed other sites but thay whent on about stuff i couldent find…. but anyhow thanks for the help!
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