Interesting Gmail feature

[Abhinav S]

Very nice. I wonder what else they parse in our emails though. :~

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[OriginalGriff]

There have been times when I wish that had happened - don't you feel such a fool?

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[Gary Wheeler]

Thunderbird does that.

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[Kevin McFarlane]

Yes, it's been there for some time. Maybe a year I think. They're always rolling out little features like this - often in Gmail Labs.

Kevin

[Samuel Cragg]

That's quite cool, but I can't send an .exe in a .zip file (either using the web interface or Outlook), which is no fun when trying to update your article :(

[Rajesh R Subramanian]

Rama already posted this on 14th May 2010[^]. :) PS: This post is powered by Archivist[^]. Thank you!

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[Nish Nishant]

Sam Cragg wrote:

That's quite cool, but I can't send an .exe in a .zip file (either using the web interface or Outlook), which is no fun when trying to update your article :(

Just rename the .zip to .zip1 or something and it will skip the exe filter.

Regards, Nish

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[Smitha Nishant]

Yeah, but he didn't upload a screenshot :-D Cheers Smitha

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[Smitha Nishant]

Yeah, that's something I really don't like about Gmail. Cheers Smitha

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[Rajesh R Subramanian]

OK, I'll archive credits against your name for the screenshot. :)

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[Yayozama]

Code Project should warn you with a message like: "This topic was posted in 14th May 2010 by Rama... do you want to post it anyway?"

[Rajesh R Subramanian]

If CodeProject did that automatically, what would I do here? :-D

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[Ashley van Gerven]

I think they're working on an enhancement that if you write 'I love you' to your girlfriend it will recommend a diamond ring with a good discount ;)

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