Gmail! Gmail!

Yes, Google has POP3 access to Gmail now. They're rolling it out slowly over the next two weeks.
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Any of you lucky ones have an invitation to spare?

I have some invitations left, pm me with an email address and I'll hook you up.

So am I SOL? If it doesn't have SSL that means that I have to get snapper. Right?

If you've tried all the options, with the help of my vague suggestions, and Eudora still doesn't work, then most likely you'll have to break down and get SnapperMail (minimum of "Premier" edition) or another client that has SSL and alternate ports capability.

No way to make this work with Snapper standard edition 1.9.2.01?

SnapperMail Standard Edition does not have SSL capability. You need to have either Premier or Enterprise edition in order to access GMail.

Guys,

I do SSL email on my 6035, so I know it works. I'm not doing it to GMail, though, so I'm not sure if my settings would work. I have it set to "If Available" and to "Best Available" for authentication. This is Eudora 2.1.1.

You will know if the security works when you retrieve mail because two little lock icons appear superimposed over the envelope icon when it is retrieving. It will also tell you "securing connection" when it is doing so.

It is a little-known fact that FileZ will *beam* Eudora 2.1.1 right outta the 6035, allowing it to be used on other devices. I've run it on a Palm IIIc with a Palm Modem.

https://gmail.google.com/gmail/feed/atom

Or if your rss reader doesn't support login try

https://USERNAME:PASSWORD@gmail.goog...mail/feed/atom

I just tried egress on the XV6600. Egress does support login so the first feed worked for me.

This is way too cool.... thanks for the info.

If anyone needs invites please just PM me i'll be more than happy to give em out as I have more than I know what to do with now. I've given an invite to everyone I know so I can't give out anymore and now they're just adding up.

You can get SSL-equipped Eudora from Qualcomm. Just go to www.eudora.com and download it for the Palm. It's called "EIS" and all you have to do is install it. I have it on my T600, works like a champ.

EIS also comes with a web browser, but don't bother.

It is in the "Archived Versions" section.

Anyone tried VersaMail on the 7135? I am curious to see if it will support ssl