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How to use gmail with your domain name(s)

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note: display of an email full headers will show the email coming from gmail, but normal display will not
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additional note: some internet services eg sedo refuse freemail id when you register with them. this facility gets round that problem :hehe:
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google calendar:
google 'google calendar' after you have logged into gmail and put a google calendar bookmark into your google.com (or other extension) personalised homepage... it looks as if there is a link from your calendar to email but not vice-versa....
you can also run a number of calendars from the same address, eg a separate work and personal calendar.
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Yes, I believe so, the gmail address is included in the mail header.
 
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123finder.com said:
Yes, I believe so, the gmail address is included in the mail header.

But most people don't look at the full header and return path info. The important thing is that it just shows your custom non-gmail address in the From field.
 
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Thanks for the idea. Kind of allows you to centralise your email adresses :) Will try it out!
 
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the new beta google calendar is now up and running .... interactive with gmail, but remember to google 'google calendar' after you have logged into gmail and put a google calendar bookmark into your google personalised homepage... it looks as if there is a link from your calendar to email but not vice-versa....
 
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