As i used XFMail (up to very recently), i could use my XFMail tree from
another machine by using IMAP. The XFMail on my laptop understood the
tree that was used by the XFMail on my server. This way, i could use
XFMail with one central mailspool while traveling around. I know that
Evolution is supporting IMAP, but it doesn't understand my Tree i build
with Evo back home. I think it is very usefull if this 'support' is
implemented in some way into Evo. This makes it more attractive to use?


Regards, 
Jacco van Koll 

Slackware Linux Certified Engineer 

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