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How can I access someone else's Gmail messages that they've saved in a folder for me and without the metadata of the messages being affected?
For example, a colleague or friend of mine has searched their inbox and put select messages into a folder for me to view/review.
How can they get that folder to me without the changing the metadata of the original email messages?
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I tried all the suggestions you had, then just today I found the following link in a thread where people were having the same problem with a blackberry. If you login to the gmail account and then go to the following url it seems to reset app. Hopefully it will work for you too. https://mail.google.com/mail/h/
Here is the link to the thread where they found it. http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/BlackBerry-PlayBook/No-Gmail-Help/m-p/1205879#M11063
You don’t have to delete anything. If you want to remove them from your inbox, you just need to move them to a folder (the actual action here is applying a label to the respective emails) and then archive them. This way, you will still find them under the respective label(s)/folder(s) (and under All Mail), but you won’t see them in your general inbox.
To archive them, simply select the ones you want and then click on the Archive button next to the select box, at the top of the inbox.
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If you click the settings button at the top of the gmail page and the look at the "Accounts" tab, there will be an option to grant others access to your account. But this will work for alL your mail, not just the one folder.