#Mac calendar keeps asking for password mac os#

If you are planning to switch frequently between using a desktop IMAP client and the Google web app (GWA), we recommend the following configuration: If you are not logged into GWA/Chrome, Chrome will open and ask you to log into GWA. Now, clicking 'mailto' links will automatically open the email draft in GWA if you are logged into GWA using Chrome. click Allow to the question 'Allow to open all email links?' click the Handler icon (2 overlapping diamonds) near the right end of the address bar at the top of the window open the Google Chrome browser and log into your Connect account using the GWA in the 'Applications' list, click Google ChromeĢ) Allow to open all email links:

on the General tab, find Default email reader and click on the drop-down menu open Apple Mail and select Preferences from the Mail menu To change the default email client from Apple Mail to the Google Web App (GWA) in Google Chrome, you need to do 2 things:ġ) In Apple Mail, set Google Chrome as the default email reader: What if you want the Connect Google Web App to open and send the new message?

#Mac calendar keeps asking for password mac os#

On Mac OS X, when you click on an email ('mailto') link, by default Apple Mail opens the new message window. If you are experiencing issues with spam, we recommend that you ask your CDA to submit a Help Request. If you're sending to Connect end-users and are seeing your messages marked as spam, please contact your local email support. The new Contact is saved automatically.Ĭreate a filter- This will ensure that the messages are never sent to Spam. To add a Contact using the Google Web App: In the Mail drop-down menu in the upper left, select Contacts, click on the New Contact button, and fill in the information. Unmarking a message will automatically move it to your Inbox and add the sender to your Contacts list.Īdd the email address to your Contacts- Connect will deliver messages from members of your Contacts list to your Inbox. Unmark it- If you find any message wrongly classified as spam, you can simply unmark the message: Just select the message, and click the Not Spam button at the top of your current view. There are several options when using the Connect web interface to 'teach' Connect what is spam and what isn't: Connect learns from user corrections and over time automatically adjusts the classification to match users’ preferences. Spam decisions depend heavily on reports from users, who can mark and unmark messages as spam or not. Like any email system, Connect will sometimes put a non-spam message into your Spam folder.