Jelle Druyts

http://www.gpopper.com/ allows you to use pop3 with gmail. This should allow you to use gmail from outlook

Or you could use PopGavaMail, it's a Java pop proxy for Gmail, and it works! Warning though, the proxy should only be used to get unread messages, otherwise Gmail might block your account when trying to download too many mails in one go. I've tested it, and it will pick up all unread messages correctly. If you read a message in the web interface and mark it is as unread, the proxy will also pick it up. If you leave the message read in the web interface, then the proxy will ignore the message.

But I don't see why you shouldn't use Gmail's interface, it's cool and simple ;-) (and I don't want to start a war here...)

I've tried GPopper but I couldn't get it to work (ok I gave up pretty fast but still), besides it's a Windows application and not a service so that's no good to me.

I might try PopGavaMail but then I'd have to install Java on my server and it's already so slow ;-)) (Ok that was too easy sorry.)

But I guess all possible solutions suffer from the same problem: they're very dependant of the GMail implementation. They all have to emulate an http session and parse the special dataset that comes out of GMail into a number of email messages. Sure it works now but it can change overnight (it's still in beta) and I'd be much more comfortable with a solution supported by Google.

Of course, Google wouldn't gain a lot of advertisement income if they allowed people to bypass their website, so I'm not really hopeful that that day will ever come...

I have been using it when I have Corrupted dbx and Outlook express wont open. Outlook Express more stable and secure than other programs.

I must admit to being more impressed for Fix outlook express, Inbox repair tool and Dbx file recovery. I've even recommended it to all my friends.