Hi Richard,

You can indeed use Thunderbird for a GMail account.  you must configure 
the Thunderbird program for GMail pop3 settings.  Once configured, then 
you have to log into your e-mail web account and set it to direct your 
mail to a pop3 client.  If you need further information, I can look some 
of that stuff up for you if someone on list doesn't have it committed to 
memory already.

On 7/28/2014 10:01 PM, richard fiorello wrote:
> Hi;
> Just hoping someone can point me in the right direction.  I was
> trying to subscribe to an unrelated email list and couldn't
> because of bounces.  I have talked to a couple people locally who
> I thought were rather informed and they weren't really sure what
> a bounce was to say nothing of how to fix the problem.  I have
> had occasional bounce issues here as well but the list moderator
> has kindly resubscribed me.  One possible solution I was told was
> to use a gmail account.  Any ideas if I can read email from a
> gmail account using thunderbird?
> Thanks
> richard
> sent from my braille note every
>


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