In my Gmail account I receive lots of email and I have several filters; the mayority of them apply a label to the message and "archive" the message (Skip the Inbox). I don't want to receive those last messages in my Blackberry but I couldn't find a way to do it. I guess it's related to the IMAP usage of the Blackberry. Moreover, I had visual notificacitions for those archived messages but they didn't appear in the corresponding mailbox but did appear in the main general mailbox. I just want to receive the messages that I see in my Inbox in the Web.
What I did was delete the previously created Gmail accounts and create others with the following procedure:
- Setup → Email settings → Add → Other
- In E-mail address put a wrong address...for example xxx@ggggmail.com (I couldn't find a way to directly enter manually the mail settings)
- In password enter whatever you want
- Press Next. You'll see an error. Now you have the option to "provide the settings"...follow this link
- Email type: POP/IMAP
- Email address: correct the prevously entered address with your real Gmail adress (can be an Gmail Apps or for your domain adress)
- Password: your real password
- Email server: pop.gmail.com
- Username: the same Email Address
I guess this way I'll lost some functionality of the enhanced plug-in or IMAP protocol, but I just need the basic funcionality of receiving the most important mails (my inbox).
You have to enable POP in your Gmail settings.
UPDATE: I have just seen the Manage Labes section in Gmail, has options to show or not labels in IMAP, so I'll try IMAP again.
UPDATE: trying IMAP was a pain. At first try, it failed to configure saying I had to activate IMAP to "All Mail". I did it and I ended up receiving all the email I automatically archived through filters, which I didn't want to see in my Inbox. It seems that even if I manually configure IMAP, it ends using the Enhanced Gmail Plugin which mess up everithing.
UPDATE: I'll try removing the Enhanced Gmail Plugin using CrackUtil.
4 comentarios:
Hi I found your blog and have the same issue with my gmail on my blackberry. did you ever find a resolution?
thanks,
marie
No, I didn't find a solution :(
I had the same technical problem the first time I used my Blackberry. But I figured it out. I specified which email messages I want forwarded to my Blackberry and which will remain in the email app on my computer. I chose which email message filters should be applied first by placing them on top of the list. This applied to the same email message from the multiple email message filters I created. Blackberry is much easier to use than it seems. Just practice navigating through the device, and you’ll discover the wonders of it.
Kelly Brueggemann
One solution I found useful with that problem is that I used a web browser from my computer and connected it to my BlackBerry. Then I did what you did with the step for the wrong email and password. After that, in the ‘Email Server:’ field, I entered ‘imap.gmail.com.’ That’s all I did, and mine works perfectly. Just don’t forget to make sure the port is set to ‘993’ and ‘Use SSL’ is set to ‘Yes.’
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