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Re: Cleaning Addresses out of Forwards

agods...@gmail.com (North Country Maturing Gardener) — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 12:14:28 UT

Thanks for that piece of advice. I usually leave the To: field
blank. I'll put my name there from now on.
Good information. Thanks!

Re: [Gmail-Users] Re: Cleaning Addresses out of Forwards

z...@tnan.net (Zack (Doc)) — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:01:09 UT

Having your own name on the To: line is nearly as bad as being completely
blank. Some poor spam detection engines will automatically flag a message
that's "to" the same person it's "from" as spam if the person receiving it
is purely "bcc". It's best to have another address to use as the to; either

Re: Cleaning Addresses out of Forwards

john.westb...@gmail.com (JohnW) — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:26:39 UT

NCMG - No, when you Reply to All, the To: goes to the Sender of the
incoming message, and the Cc: to anyone on the Cc: of the incoming
message.
It can't go to the other Bcc: recipients, because their details are
not included in the message that you receive!

But can I advise everyone using Bcc: only to add their own name/

Re: Cleaning Addresses out of Forwards

agods...@gmail.com (North Country Maturing Gardener) — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 12:36:37 UT

Can't the addresses be erased from the outgoing message? That's what
I always do, but actually, I don't really know if that works. I guess
I should try sending one to myself. I ALWAYS use Bcc when I send to a
group, and encourage everyone else to do the same.
Along those same lines, if you get an email where you are blind copied

Re: Cleaning Addresses out of Forwards

peabodyspl...@gmail.com (peabody) — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 05:32:46 UT

I just us BCC when I send to a lot of people who might not know each
other. Avoids this problem.

Re: [Gmail-Users] Cleaning Addresses out of Forwards

ai.eg...@gmail.com (Andy) — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 19:34:06 UT

Hmm, you asked about wiping those addresses from the BODY of the message.

Teaching them to use BCC won't help with that.

Teaching everyone who sends them an email to use BCC, would partly help,
because when your kids forward those messages on, most of the addresses
wouldn't be in the body of the forwarded message.

Re: [Gmail-Users] Gmail Igoogle App

moreh...@gmail.com (Ryan Morehart) — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 14:47:27 UT

I personally find it fairly convenient just to do a search for
is:unread, choose the top one, then just keep hitting 'j' until I've
reached the last. You do need to turn on keyboard shortcuts in your
settings to do that though.

Ryan

Re: Cleaning Addresses out of Forwards

josa...@gmail.com (josan48) — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 11:56:00 UT

LOCK UP THE KEYBOARD, OR GET THEM THEIR OWN COMPUTER.

Gmail Igoogle App

hittheroads...@gmail.com (Nicolas Meier) — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 08:18:03 UT

It was really good till today, I could right-mouseclick and choose "open in
new tab". since today that is no more possible.
My suggestion is a function which is "open all unread mails in new tabs". So
I don't have to click ten times to open all new
and unread mails.

greetings from cold switzerland

Re: [Gmail-Users] Cleaning Addresses out of Forwards

hjfin...@gmail.com ('HJ' Martin) — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 01:06:43 UT

As long as they use BCC after the first address, nothing else is
visiable. This will help somewhat. "OR" Lock-Up the
keyboard......HJ

Cleaning Addresses out of Forwards

spike1...@gmail.com (Dellbert McApple) — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 22:15:13 UT

Hey, Smart People –
My Gmail-using kids are unthinkingly broadcasting to the world the
email addresses of many, many friends and strangers, a practice I want
to discourage.
Would someone please create a “wipe” feature that can simply delete
from the body of these address-engorged messages all characters

Re: [Gmail-Users] Digest for gmail-users - 4 messages in 1 topic

kwmieb...@gmail.com (Kurt Miebach) — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 11:03:36 UT

2009/11/12 <gmail-users@googlegroups.com>

Hi Bruce,

i guess the clipboard stores its content in different formats. I'd
suggest there is a text-only format and a html format, and each
application, where you put something into the clipboard decides, which
formats are filled. Maybe some programs fill different formats at the

Re: [Gmail-Users] Insert line or horizontal rule into Gmail???

marko.vuko...@gmail.com (Marko Vukovic) — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 08:06:24 UT

2009/11/12 Gary Greene <angel...@gmail.com>

It won't help disassembling, point is you can only paste in already rendered
HTML. He has to use an editor that renders the HTML (ie. WYSIWYG) such
as Google
Page Creator. I have pasted a <hr> for you below:

------------------------------

Cheers

Re: [Gmail-Users] Insert line or horizontal rule into Gmail???

angel...@gmail.com (Gary Greene) — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 07:13:10 UT

Hi Bruce;

Interesting issue. I don't have such an e-mail handy. Send me an e-mail
that includes such a line directly to my address in the signature and I'll
see what I can disassemble. I'm running under Linux and possibly my tools
will find something.

Gary Greene angel...@gmail.com

Re: [Gmail-Users] Insert line or horizontal rule into Gmail???

marko.vuko...@gmail.com (Marko Vukovic) — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 07:24:39 UT

2009/11/12 Bruce W <bruce4...@gmail.com>:

Hi Bruce

The Gmail editor does not allow one to enter HTML directly. As you've
noticed, you can however paste the already rendered HTML (eg. the HR).
Notepad only does plain text, that is why you couldn't paste it there.

You have two choices here. 1) Create the message in a WYSIWYG editor