managing Pianotech content (update)

Jason Kanter jasonkanter at gmail.com
Mon Feb 19 12:30:20 MST 2007


Ditto to what John Dutton says. Labels are every bit as functional as
folders, and you can create "filters" that will automatically make happen
what you want. For example: if a message is to pianotech and contains the
word "temperament", "archive" it (which removes it from your Inbox) and
apply the label "temperament" (which makes it appear in the Temperament
label).

On 2/19/07, John Dutton <duttonjw at gmail.com> wrote:
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>  Hi John F,
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> Gmail does not have folders per se.  What it does have is 'labels' which
> essentially function like folders.  You can edit or create 'labels' from the
> <settings> tab in the upper right hand corner of the screen after login.
> One could then filter incoming email with particular key words to one label
> or another and/or with a star.  If you need technical support remember that
> it might take a while from Sweden for the monk to arrive ;-)
>
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> John Dutton
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> Billings, MT
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> *From:* John Formsma [mailto:formsma at gmail.com]
> *Sent:* Monday, 19 February, 2007 07:58
> *To:* Pianotech List
> *Subject:* managing Pianotech content (update)
>
>
> The downside I see in Gmail now is that you cannot create new folders to
> store things in; e.g. a "Touchweight" folder. Perhaps folder creation will
> be added in the future. The upsides are the ease of use, virtually unlimited
> storage, plus the little desktop gadgets you can add...like a weather
> "mini-window", or an email indicator with a preview thing. RSS feeds, etc.
> Pretty neat.
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