[BASSMASTER]

PC mag had an article on how to do this, tried it out this morning, and it works, pretty neat.

All you do is download the drive shell extention from HERE

Run the .exe, and your basically done, open up "my computer" and you 'll see Gmail as a drive.

Now you can store things in there and it will automatically upload to your email account. All the emails get sent with the subject "GMAILFS", so what you can do is set up a filter on your gmail account that takes all emails with that subject and automatically archives them, that way all the files won't clutter up your inbox.

Thought some people here might be interested.

[Tyler1989]

Couldn't one exploit it then by uploading files?

[BASSMASTER]

Originally posted by Tyler1989
Couldn't one exploit it then by uploading files?

I'm not really sure what you mean

[office politics]

you're limited to 10mb files.

[EricB]

you use to be able to email programs with it, but google stop allowing setup.exe's or compressed .exe's to be email about 6 months ago.

if you want to email somebody a program file now, you will have to rename the .exe part to something else like winamp.duh instead of winamp.exe

[BASSMASTER]

Originally posted by EricB
winamp.duh instead of winamp.exe

LMAO

The 10mb file thing isn't a huge deal to me. The most important thing for me is pictures, I have a 3 month old daugher and we have tons of pics. I have them on my primary hdd, backed up onto another hdd, burned onto disc, and it's nice to know I can upload a lot of them into gmail as a last means of recovery if needed. That's just my situation though.