Re: How can a copies of all email get forwarded to gmail ?...

[Bastien <bzg@altern.org>]

Don Saklad <dsaklad@zurich.csail.mit.edu> writes:

> How can a copies of all email get forwarded to gmail ?... so all email
> remains here.
>
>> Depends on your mail client.
>
>      How do you determine the mail client ?...

I get confused.  

You question is "How can a copies of all email get forwarded to gmail
?... so all email remains here.".  Which basically means (at least for
me) that you want your mail client to copy all of the mail you send to
your gmail inbox, in order for you to archive them.

My answer: check the documentation of your email client.

Maybe do you send emails from Emacs with M-x mail ?

Then adding a Cc: youraddress@gmail.com should do it.

>> (Please ring at the right door.)
>
>      Please explain...

If you don't use Emacs for sending mails, this is the wrong place to
ask... but maybe I was wrong assuming you were not using Emacs.

-- 
Bastien