@Ursus Maritimus: That'd be great! ...except that you can't do that with Google Voice yet.
The first option you list, for Google Voice, doesn't really answer the guys question if he's not already using Google Voice. He said specifically in the question that he didn't want to change his number, but in order for Google Voice to block the number, you have to give up your cell phone number and use Google Voice…
@Platypus Man: The problem for me though, is that I see the J on emails sent to me from people who use outlook. I only use Gmail, but the when someone using outlook sends me an email with a smiley, it shows up as a J. I'd have to go to the people using outlook and change it on their computers.
@Spyrus21: Yep while you're talking you can press * (thanks xillwillx) and all your other phones connected with Google Voice will ring. You can then pick up whatever phone you'd like and continue talking. I haven't found an excuse to try it yet, but I can see how it'd be useful.
@Hasteur: You can transfer between numbers with Google Voice. You press '5' I believe and it rings all your phones and you can pick up another phone. It will also tell you who's calling if you want or you can have it just say your Google Voice number.
@Mark 2000: It's a 2,504 piece set. That's an awful lot of pieces if the wings are only one piece each.
@Maave: Hmmm, I'm not sure. I know you can sign up with a different email address, but you might have a problem trying to install the desktop client on the a computer that you've already installed it on. There are probably ways you could cheat the system, but I haven't looked into it.
Hey everyone,
@RenRen: Thanks! That's good advice - I'll see if I can remember to do it! I've already gotten a some people to sign up. I really appreciate it.
@RenRen: Since I think you're at the maximum referrals, I can throw my hat in the ring as well: [www.dropbox.com]
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@Webran61: The reason they keep touting the ability to fetch your Gmail messages when Gmail is down is that generally, when Gmail is down online, you can still send and receive email through imap or pop. With Google Gears you can only access your old messages and queue up new ones to be sent - Thunderbird or the like…
@SeraphX2: It's an upgrade, but that only means that you have to have a previous version of Windows installed to start the installer. Once you start it, it sounds like you can do a full install and wipe out your old Windows install.
@numike: You can. Click the 'TO:' button in GMail and it will come up with a list you can search or scroll through.
@Learethak: I think Wil's an excellent idea. He's already a fan of the site!
@MCWHAMMER: Then put the label of "Saved" or "Invoices" (or both!) onto a piece of email and archive it. This will take it out of your inbox and leave it in the labels you set up. If these emails are from regular people or have regular subjects then you can set up a filter that will automatically put on the label…
"...he explains ... why creating your own system-such as Gina's modified "Trusted Trio"."
Back on topic, I actually didn't know that F2 renamed files either. Always find good tips on Lifehacker!
@Crescent: Well Crescent, if you're the type of person who believes only typing 'u' instead of 'you', or 'r' instead of 'are', or '4' instead of 'for' will increase his productivity... dude.