Gmail Awesomeness
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I was sending some files to an accountant. I wrote a reply message but did not attach the files. When I clicked on send, Gmail prompted me:
Did you mean to attach files?
You wrote "Attached are" in your message,
but there are no files attached.
Send anyway?It is a small thing but small things such as these still make me continue to use browser based Gmail client vs a full fledged desktop email client.
I like. It is intuitive and sensible. Odd ain't it?
------------------------------------ I will never again mention that I was the poster of the One Millionth Lounge Post, nor that it was complete drivel. Dalek Dave
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I was sending some files to an accountant. I wrote a reply message but did not attach the files. When I clicked on send, Gmail prompted me:
Did you mean to attach files?
You wrote "Attached are" in your message,
but there are no files attached.
Send anyway?It is a small thing but small things such as these still make me continue to use browser based Gmail client vs a full fledged desktop email client.
Now if it would also remind me to type in "Attached are", then that feature might be useful to me. :)
- S 50 cups of coffee and you know it's on! Code, follow, or get out of the way.
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I was sending some files to an accountant. I wrote a reply message but did not attach the files. When I clicked on send, Gmail prompted me:
Did you mean to attach files?
You wrote "Attached are" in your message,
but there are no files attached.
Send anyway?It is a small thing but small things such as these still make me continue to use browser based Gmail client vs a full fledged desktop email client.
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I've had that for a while - although I think it was enabled as a labs feature on mine so might have become standard now...
I doubt it. If it isn't intuitive then we need to fix it. - Chris Maunder
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I was sending some files to an accountant. I wrote a reply message but did not attach the files. When I clicked on send, Gmail prompted me:
Did you mean to attach files?
You wrote "Attached are" in your message,
but there are no files attached.
Send anyway?It is a small thing but small things such as these still make me continue to use browser based Gmail client vs a full fledged desktop email client.
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I was sending some files to an accountant. I wrote a reply message but did not attach the files. When I clicked on send, Gmail prompted me:
Did you mean to attach files?
You wrote "Attached are" in your message,
but there are no files attached.
Send anyway?It is a small thing but small things such as these still make me continue to use browser based Gmail client vs a full fledged desktop email client.
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I was sending some files to an accountant. I wrote a reply message but did not attach the files. When I clicked on send, Gmail prompted me:
Did you mean to attach files?
You wrote "Attached are" in your message,
but there are no files attached.
Send anyway?It is a small thing but small things such as these still make me continue to use browser based Gmail client vs a full fledged desktop email client.
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I was sending some files to an accountant. I wrote a reply message but did not attach the files. When I clicked on send, Gmail prompted me:
Did you mean to attach files?
You wrote "Attached are" in your message,
but there are no files attached.
Send anyway?It is a small thing but small things such as these still make me continue to use browser based Gmail client vs a full fledged desktop email client.
Rama Krishna Vavilala wrote:
It is a small thing but small things such as these still make me continue to use browser based Gmail client vs a full fledged desktop email client.
What's really weird is that I first encountered that message last week in Thunderbird when I'd written the word "attachment" and then again, the very same day, in GMail! Marc
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I was sending some files to an accountant. I wrote a reply message but did not attach the files. When I clicked on send, Gmail prompted me:
Did you mean to attach files?
You wrote "Attached are" in your message,
but there are no files attached.
Send anyway?It is a small thing but small things such as these still make me continue to use browser based Gmail client vs a full fledged desktop email client.
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I was sending some files to an accountant. I wrote a reply message but did not attach the files. When I clicked on send, Gmail prompted me:
Did you mean to attach files?
You wrote "Attached are" in your message,
but there are no files attached.
Send anyway?It is a small thing but small things such as these still make me continue to use browser based Gmail client vs a full fledged desktop email client.
Nice, my friend just noticed that and posted it as his Facebook status a day or two ago.
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I was sending some files to an accountant. I wrote a reply message but did not attach the files. When I clicked on send, Gmail prompted me:
Did you mean to attach files?
You wrote "Attached are" in your message,
but there are no files attached.
Send anyway?It is a small thing but small things such as these still make me continue to use browser based Gmail client vs a full fledged desktop email client.
This feature was developed by an intern at Gmail[^]. He had developed it as a labs feature, but now it has been promoted to the standard email too.
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Big brother Gmail is now not only watching, but comprehending... Skynet can't be that much farther off. :~
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Now if it would also remind me to type in "Attached are", then that feature might be useful to me. :)
- S 50 cups of coffee and you know it's on! Code, follow, or get out of the way.
Don't say that.........
Steve Echols wrote:
Now if it would also remind me to type in "Attached are"
or we will see the return of Clippy and His Pals! "whoooopop.......Hi, You haven't attached anything, would you like to attach some documents?"
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I was sending some files to an accountant. I wrote a reply message but did not attach the files. When I clicked on send, Gmail prompted me:
Did you mean to attach files?
You wrote "Attached are" in your message,
but there are no files attached.
Send anyway?It is a small thing but small things such as these still make me continue to use browser based Gmail client vs a full fledged desktop email client.
Years ago I wrote a desktop email application that we used in-house and I added this exact-same feature. That was in the late 90s. I should of patented it. :)
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I like. It is intuitive and sensible. Odd ain't it?
------------------------------------ I will never again mention that I was the poster of the One Millionth Lounge Post, nor that it was complete drivel. Dalek Dave
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I was sending some files to an accountant. I wrote a reply message but did not attach the files. When I clicked on send, Gmail prompted me:
Did you mean to attach files?
You wrote "Attached are" in your message,
but there are no files attached.
Send anyway?It is a small thing but small things such as these still make me continue to use browser based Gmail client vs a full fledged desktop email client.
What's most remarkable is that when developers come up with a tweak that is genuinely useful for customers and users, we're all surprised.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
