I have two mail accounts, one of them (gmail) is my preferred and the other is a corporative mail. I'd like to read all my email in the gmail account only.
Hey all-
Quick question....I searched around and found that you can add multiple gmail accounts (which I already knew) but I was curious if you can only use one at a time for actually putting the apps on the phone?
This is my first android phone, SPrint Galaxy Note 2. My Google Account thus the play store email address is not associated with any gmail email, and I do have a few gmail accounts I want to put in to the stock gmail app. Problem is when I try to start the stock gmail app, it wants to automatically attach to my Google Account email.
Can I delete the app and re-install?
I use Google Apps to handle email for my personal website, so I have an email address username@ellipsix.net through that, and I also have a Gmail account username@gmail.com. Now, I've been trying to send emails to a particular recipient who shall be known as mail@example.com. When I send the email from my Gmail account with the @gmail.com address, it works fine.
I have the mail client on my nexus 7 (not the gmail app) set up to receive mail from my gmail account but send via my virgin account, this may or may not be relevant to what I am about to ask but is the way I have set up my other android devices.
I am finding that when I try and forward an email any attachments and extra text get sent but not the main body of the forwarded email.
On my HTC EVO 4G LTE phone, I was able to setup the HTC email app to treat my Gmail account as a ActiveSync Exchange account and push my email (i.e., it arrives immediately when received by the Google email servers). I used the server name of "m.google.com", user name of "myname@gmail.com", etc.
I was asking around here about how to use Google Apps email push service on Android. However, I found no good answers and I end up adding my G App account to the Email app which can't handle push services from Google Apps servers.
Anyway, here is a way to add several Gmail accounts(or app accounts) to your main Gmail app.
Thunderbird can be configured to work seamlessly with Google's Gmail service. Messages are synchronized between your local version of Thunderbird and the web-based Gmail.
Configuring your Gmail account
To configure Thunderbird to work with Gmail, first enable IMAP on your Gmail account. See Gmail's instructions for help.
Evolution on F17 is crashing here with a POP Gmail account.
I moved my Gmail account IMAP to POP a few weeks ago. Everything is archived at Gmail, so the way I use mail the POP vs IMAP differences are minimized. I have several accounts; all are forwarded to Gmail. POP keeps things simple.
I just set up Evolution via "Online Accounts" in Systems Setting.
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