Larry G. Griffin wrote:
> I have something of the same problem. Gmail seems to be a little strange. I
> don't believe it is a list problem. Gmail always puts a copy of what I send
> in my inbox. When I send an email to the list, I get a copy in my inbox. I
> don't see anything show up on the list with an [OM] in front of the subject.
> I do get replys to the emails sent.
>
> I think Moose uses Gmail, perhaps he knows what's going on.
>
Sorta, kinda. I use Gmail, but not directly. I access it using Thunderbird.
However, the issue is the same. It's what I suppose Gmail would call a
"feature". I seem to recall asking them about it some time ago and
getting no help.
What happens is that Gmail sends to Trash(? at least it doesn't land in
the Inbox) incoming mail from the account owner that is the same as mail
sent from the account. I can sort of see the logic - why would I want
another copy of a mail I just sent. I could find no way around it within
Gmail.
So in your case and with the mail of Fernando's that he doesn't think
got to the list, but you just replied to, the sender doesn't see his/her
post in their own incoming list mail, but everybody else on the list
does receive it.
My personal solution was to set my outgoing SMTP server for Thunderbird
to a mail account on another ISP. That way, Gmail doesn't see my post as
a message I sent - and leaves it in my Inbox.
I suppose one could even set up a different Gmail account for only
outgoing mail. However, that depends on using a mail application like
Thunderbird, and I suppose MS Outlook's replacement. I doubt if outgoing
SMTP server can be changed in a Gmail account.
As I have a number of email accounts in various places, I much prefer
to use Thunderbird, rather than having to log into various sites to
check my mail. Thunderbird simply downloads mail from several accounts
into one standard interface where I can instantly see new mail
indicated. I like it very much.
Moose
> That doesn't answer your question Fernando, but your not alone. :)
>
> Larry
>
> Fernando Gonzalez Gentile wrote:
>
>> Thomas,
>>
>> During the weekend, I un subscribed from adinet.com.uy and subscribed as
>> 'Fernando' fgonzalezgentile_at_gmail.com
>> It seems my subscription somehow failed, since I'm receiving the [OM]
>> posts from the list but now I'm unable to post my own.
>>
>> Just sent this one, and it doesn't show at the list.
>> Besides, I'm not allowed to log-in into the archives - whatever address
>> and password, this is surprising too as yesterday I was allowed to read
>> the archives :-(
>>
>> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
>> From: Fernando Gonzalez Gentile <fgonzalezgentile@xxxxxxxxx>
>> Date: 2009/8/31
>> Subject: some shots on summer flora done in RVP.
>> To: Olympus Camera Discussion <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>>
>>
>> 1280, aRGB
>> <http://www.flickr.com/photos/fernando_gonzalez_gentile/3872781397/sizes/o/>
>> tripod mounted Olympus OM 4 on Auto mode, Zuiko 24mm ƒ/2.8 @ ƒ/5.6
>> w/hood. Winder 2, Eyecup 1.
>> Velvia 50.
>>
>> 1280, aRGB
>> this one posted during the weekend, but did it again since found some
>> blue in the black which I didn't like. now it has some red in the
>> black ... loo lazy and with little time to apply a gradient mask.
>> anyway, it could be the mercury lamp's light scattered by the humid
>> atmosphere, must look at the slide again. rushing away now.....
>> <http://www.flickr.com/photos/fernando_gonzalez_gentile/3875352538/sizes/o/>
>> had to play with levels ... the OM 4 spot reading from the cactus
>> flower was too accurate :-)
>> tripod mounted OM 4 on multi-spot reading mode, Zuiko 200mm ƒ/4 @
>> ƒ/11, MLU and aperture pre-fire, bean bag over body and lens. Winder
>> 2, Eyecup 1.
>> Velvia 50.
>>
>> Special thanks to C.H. Ling for his insistence in not doing
>> adjustments at the scanning step. in fact, after the scanning itself,
>> NikonScan does a second step of 'Applying adjustments', which I think
>> no better than those done in CS3.
>> Still, he didn't convince me to switch my workflow to sRGB ;-)
>>
>> Comments welcome.
>>
>> Fernando.
>>
>>
>>
>>
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