No, there's nothing in a browser talking to Imail Web server that would do
that, nor is there anything support in the http protocol for doing it.
Crudely, a web msging user could display a msg on the screen and hit CTRL-S
to save it as an .html file to a local directory. Crudely, because it msg
by msg, manually.
A wild idea would be to use a "site grabber" type of utility to download
the virtual "web site" of a user's Imail mailbox as seen through http.
But then if the client really wants local storage of his msgs, use a
POP3/IMAP client like Eudora Pro with it's excellent filtering and local
mail box facilities.
Len
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Is there any way to save mailboxes to local PCs? I mean, some users would
like, before deleting a mailbox from server, save it somewhere in case of
further need.
>Please consider that users access IMail through the web ONLY.
>Any help is greatly appreciated.
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