On 12/14/00, NetQuick Mail Administration penned:
> The answer is that the mailbox has gotten out of synch between the
>server and the client. Have the customer delete the account on their
>machine and recreate it. The new account has no record of what was
>previously recieved and there for it will download a copy of all messages on
>the server. You can also do this by creating the account on another
>machine.
>
> A rather simple explanation of the process is, when a mail client logs
>on to the server it has a list of the messages it has recieved for each
>account. It compaires that to the list of messages in that account on the
>server. It then downloads any messages that are not on it's list.
>
>Kevin Childers
Thanks Kevin. But why would it not download a new message it has
never received? How could that message be on the list? I presume
(don't know why I'd make any presumptions where M$ is concerned) that
it would keep a list of the message IDs and not use the message
subject or something, right?
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Bud Schneehagen - Tropical Web Creations
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