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I always feed like a second class citizen with my google apps account.
by barleyman20 15y ago
I always feed like a second class citizen with my google apps account.
- bortz 15y agoTell me about it. Ah well, our time will some day.
- jgroome 15y agoI've seen the phrase "second class citizen" used a lot recently and I usually think it's a bit over the top. In this case though it seems about right - I'm a total Google fanboy but as an Apps user I'm just not allowed to use their biggest new product!
- notyourwork 15y agoMaybe this is their indirect way of giving you incentive to move to a Google account? (Don't feel bad I have google accounts and do not have g+ access yet.)
- r00fus 15y agoThere's nothing stopping you from having both. With a decent IMAP or exchange client, you can easily browse multiple mailboxes. In fact, multiple emails is probably the best reason to use a non-browser app for email.
- personalcompute 15y agoGoogle has multiple sign-in support natively as well, I use it to switch between a couple Google apps accounts and my normal Google account. http://www.google.com/support/accounts/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=181599 http://www.google.com/support/accounts/bin/answer.py?hl=en&#...
- mise 15y agoIt really sucks, though. Between Calendar and Docs, there's often a conflict where it won't log me in to the second account.
- rwolf 15y agoThis was my experience 6 months ago (I ended up using multiple firefox profiles for months because of it). Just tried it again this week, and I haven't run into the "derp derp derp one half of your accounts aren't allowed to see this"-type error yet.
- mise 15y agoGreat, will give it another go, in that case. There's one little niggle still. Signing into a delegated Gmail account, there's no option for Labs. I want my signature to appear above the message I'm replying to, but this doesn't seem possible.