Here it is the link:


http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/GMai...load-15944.html



In case you don't know what it is, and you use the gmail free email server, this litle tool creates a drive next to the drive c in the windows O.S. wich allows you to enter your username and password to remotly connect to your gmail account, wich also allows you to open the drive and send files to your gmail account like if your were uploading files directly.


Well, visit the home page to see what i'm talking about.


Home page:

http://www.viksoe.dk/code/gmail.htm



This is a fantastic tool for google gmail users. Try it out!! You'll certanly love it!

This post has been edited by Lyon2: Jun 20 2006, 02:33 PM

When I tried this great idea of a program it didn't work for me. Does it work now? If it does I will be more than happy to try it out. Very good program if it works now thats for sharing it with everyone here.

It looks cool, I might have to try it out.
By the way, your second link is broken. The "http://www.viksoe.dk/code/gmail.htm" link.

One question though, is there a file size limit? Like when sending e-mails you have a 10 mb limit, does that apply to this too? The only way I could see that it wouldn't is if they made it so that it sent multiple e-mails containing portions of a larger file. But I don't know. If someone knows please let me know.

Thanks, xJedix

It really, really WORKS.
Read the help file and/or in the website.

If it doesn't work it's because of windows O.S. errors.
Run a tool to optimize your operative system like tuneup utilities or anyother that can optimize your computer.

I will have to try that. If it does work it would be very cool to store files on Gmail. Then I would have a use for my invitations. I could have an address just for files.

I've planed to post about this application for a while, but you beat me
Anyway, this is a good application addition for Gmail lover, it acts like drive on your my computer folder, so you can send file to your gmail account without you have to login.
With this app, I've posted my favourite mp3, and download it back when I'm at library or school computer and listen it with my headset

I will try it later. I hope that it will work this time, because I use a Firewall. I must add that program manually in to my Allowed List...

If it works that sounds very impressive, i wonder if it really does work, and wether it would be hard to develop a similar program for use with...firfox, for instance? If someone is experienced at programming, or whatever this project entales, please do tell me how complicated this is to se up...i will give it a try later though...thanks for the link though

skynet, this is my second post about this great tool.
But no prob.