Gmail Notifier is a downloadable Windows application that alerts you when you have new Gmail messages. It displays an icon in your system tray to let you know if you have unread Gmail messages, and shows you their subjects, senders and snippets, all without your having to open a web browser.
More info here;http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/1093011239/1
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it's a cool little application. Works great.
Good alternative to PGtGM, if you'd rather check your messages online instead of having an eMail client.
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Krell, HelenaP, mountain_rage, mfgbypooter, Mels_Smileys45, excrement_cranium.
That's it for now. This list will be updated whenever I feel like it.
Now all we need is a google messenger, quite frankly I don't know why everyone uses msn if you look at yahoo it has alot more things you can do.
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I prefer AIM/MSN Messenger over Yahoo anyday! I have 1 friend that uses Yahoo and that's it. Everyone else uses MSN/AIM.
I frickin hate Yahoo messenger! I don't know why, I just have never really liked it (and because I know no one that uses it, besides my one friend but he also uses AIM.)
Better yet just get a messenger program like trillian.
I will never ever install msn messenger again. I've done it so many times but now my systems clean of that crap and I'm not re-installing it. When ever I would have a system crash msn would find a way to start on start up. It just looks for away to run it seems. I hate it. I might go with Yahoo messenger but I don't have a reason to instal a chat client right now. I always did like yahoo though, even back in the cheeta chat days. Is that program still around?
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