How does the server or the client (not sure which - maybe they work together) determine if a message has been read or is still unread? One thing that has always made me curious about netscape (and other clients) is that if you specify that email messages should be left on the server, you can download and read them and it never downloads those particular messages from that machine again. Sometime later if you specify that messages should now be removed from the server, new messages are downloaded and deleted. The messages previously left on the server are still there and will remain there. I was just wondering how this behavior is achieved. Is there some RFC that calls for this behavior? Is this behavoir intentional? --- Jeffrey B. Marsh Travel Automation Systems Corp. v. 360-754-8828 f. 360-754-1074 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.microtrav.com/
