[at-l] Gmail Question

[Steve Miller]

If you just have the two accounts and are wedded to the idea of a 
web-based mail reader, then using two different browsers may be your 
easiest solution.  I'd recommend Firefox and Opera.  Safari (mentioned 
in Mara's link) is a Mac-based browser ported to PCs and has some 
security issues, and Internet Explorer is....well, it's Microsoft.  Not 
known for great security either.

If you do not need it to be web-based, you can access Gmail accounts 
through most e-mail client programs like Thunderbird or Outlook Express 
(or its Windows 7 replacement cleverly named Windows Mail).  I access 
two Gmail accounts, along with 20 other IMAP and 2 POP accounts through 
Thunderbird with no problems.  Gmail help will even show you how to set 
it up.  Be sure to use IMAP so messages stay in sync with the web-based 
interface.

UpToSomethin'

Mara Factor wrote:
> Check out the options at:
>
> http://mashable.com/2008/06/07/log-into-several-gmail-accounts-same-time/
>
> Found with google, of course.
>
> Mara
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> On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 10:15 PM, Jan Lite <liteshoe at gmail.com> wrote:
>   
>> Hey all you Gmail fans (and not-fans too),
>>
>> Does anyone here have two gmail accounts?
>> Can you have them both open on your desktop at the same time?
>> Thank ye, I have to bounce emails from a new website's e-account into a new
>> (non-personal) email account. Did that make sense?
>>
>> Any better ways to do this gladly entertained. Bottom line: I don't want to
>> bounce the new website's email into my personal account.
>>
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