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Ed: yes it is possible. I receive and send google mail through Mail on my Macs and iPhone.<br>
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Jeff</blockquote><div><br>If I mess anyone up by not changing the subject line, my bad, but my question is somewhat related. I have several email accounts, two are forwarded to my gmail account, all of which is then forwarded to Apple mail, kind of. Not all normal mail is forwarded all the time and some is filtered to the proper folders and some is not. For example, after gmail has forwarded to apple mail, I have filters to send X4U mail to a mail folder called maclists. Sometimes it goes directly to the proper folder and sometimes it sits in my mail inbox and sometimes it just doesn't forward. I have looked at my rules settings in mail, my google settings, and everyother setting I can think of that might be related. I have checked the headers and I can't find anything there either. This happens on all lists I subscribe to. What am I missing? It's something I can live with, but I would much rather have things work the way I expect them to. <br>
<br>Thanks for any advice in advance<br><br>Judi V<br><br>iMac G5<br>OS version 10.4.11<br></div></div></div>