I say that keeping all messages in one (text-based) MBX file is a pretty poor design.

        -----Original Message----- 
        From: Len Conrad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
        Sent: Sun 12/29/2002 12:14 PM 
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        Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Imail does not work with win2k
        
        


        >We use the registry....  The only performance problems we have now are with
        >the web interface.  If a person with a many messages or folders log in, they
        >experience 10-20 second delay.
        >
        >It would be nice if the web interface only listed the folder names instead
        >of calculating the number of 'new' messages and the 'total' message count
        >for each folder.  I'm assuming this is where the delay is.
        
        When I used to use the web interface when travelling, my read was that the
        horrendous delays were the constant scanning the .mbx file with 100's of
        messages in it on a non-dedicated mailbox partition that that was not
        defragged.
        
        I finally gave up trying to use it since every time I tried read or delete
        messages, it refused, saying the .mbx/index file had changed due to another
        message arriving after the current screen had been displayed.
        
        Len
        
        
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