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Sir,
Can anyone tell me .How should i download all the emails from gmail into outlook express.so that if i want to see the latest email
of gmail. i simply connect with internet with the help of Nokia handset.and download the email in outlook express.and disconnect from internet after downloading email.

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A concise, practical add‑on summarising the thread and filling the gaps raised by (and the checks suggested by ), plus a quick note about the .pst question that flagged as a new topic.

For Outlook Express: enable POP or IMAP in Gmail (Settings → Forwarding and POP/IMAP). IMAP is recommended if you want read/unread and folder state mirrored across devices; use POP only if you want a single local copy (use Gmail’s recent: mode if multiple POP clients will access the same account). Typical server settings are:

IMAP (recommended)
  incoming: imap.gmail.com  SSL  port 993

POP (single-PC download)
  incoming: pop.gmail.com   SSL  port 995

SMTP (send)
  smtp.gmail.com  SSL port 465  or  TLS/STARTTLS port 587

See Google’s client-setup guidance. ()

Authentication caveat (important): Outlook Express is a legacy client and does not support Google’s modern “Sign in with Google” (OAuth2) flow. If OE repeatedly fails to authenticate, enable 2‑Step Verification on the Google account and create an App Password to use instead of the normal account password — or move to a client that supports OAuth2 (modern Outlook, Thunderbird, etc.). Also confirm Tools → Accounts in OE, as suggested. ()

Getting Gmail alerts on the Nokia handset: if the phone is only acting as a modem, it won’t receive push notifications itself. To get notifications on the handset either add the Gmail account directly to the phone (install the Gmail app or add the account via IMAP in the phone’s mail client) or configure Gmail to forward selected messages (via filters) to an address the phone can receive (for example a verified email‑to‑SMS gateway from the carrier). The Gmail app and forwarding steps are documented by Google. ()

Importing the .pst into Outlook 2003/2007: treat the PST problem as a separate thread (as recommended). Quick approach: copy the .pst locally, then in Outlook use File → Open → Outlook Data File (or File → Import/Export → Import from another program or file → Outlook Data File (.pst)). If the file is corrupt, run the Inbox Repair tool (scanpst.exe) and be mindful of ANSI vs Unicode PST formats and size limits; Microsoft documents the full import/troubleshooting steps. (support.microsoft.com)

Summary tips: prefer IMAP for syncing; use an app password or upgrade the client for modern Google accounts; configure the phone itself for alerts or use verified forwarding/filters for SMS.

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I am assuming you are using the Nokia with a laptop to go to the Internet? Do you have the settings in Outlook Express configured for GMAIL under TOOLS, ACCOUNTS? Need those settings?

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Now i have downloaded all the gmail email in the outlook express.
can you tell me how should i download all the latest email
of gmail in the inbox of Nokia Mobile.suppose after 10 minutes one email comes at my email should notify in my mobile.Kindly let me know the idea.

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Can anyone tell me .How should i import this specific outlook.pst file
in MS Outlook 2003 or ms outlook 2007.Kindly let me know the idea
any help would be highly appreciated.

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Can anyone tell me .How should i import this specific outlook.pst file
in MS Outlook 2003 or ms outlook 2007.Kindly let me know the idea
any help would be highly appreciated.

This is a new problem and the heading in the master list will not point people here. As your last message was solved, it would be good to mark it that way and resubmit the PST problem as a new thread.

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