Am 10.01.10 22:55, schrieb mmathew1...@comcast.net:
There is an article in the current issue of macilife wherein they seem to be
discussing this topic on page 88 and ƒ.
Does this help?
So what does it say? I haven't got access to MacLife.
Johannes
Am 10.01.10 23:01, schrieb Darcy James Argue:
What mail client are you using?
Thunderbird, I never liked Apple Mail much, and at the time it didn't
work well for me, as it kept wanting to go online even when I was on a
Modem connection.
On the other hand I am sure it has evolved since.
Am 10.01.10 20:32, schrieb Eric Dannewitz:
Well, what are you using that isn't a Monopoly? Apple? Microsoft?
Monopoly of technology, yes. But Google is about to have a monopoly of
information. Some of that information is actually personal. I know they
haven't used it to our disadvantage -
Fair enough re monopolies: we are financially raped in Australia by
the banking oligopoly and obviously a monopoly has greater potential
for problems.
However I have the same basic system as you for my mail (not
finalelist). I access email via google/pOP. When an email is
downloaded to
Honestly, Google can gather information about my email. There is
nothing interesting in there. I'd be more concerned with the global
banking monopoly that existsbut that is me.
I think there were a number of suggestions on how to use both IMAP and
POP, or use IMAP in a way similar to how
Am 11.01.10 16:08, schrieb Eric Dannewitz:
I think there were a number of suggestions on how to use both IMAP and
POP, or use IMAP in a way similar to how you are using POP right now.
And these things are possible using Thunderbird as well (which I use).
Yes, thanks for all the tips, I am still
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Subject: Re: [Finale] Completely OT: IMAP vs POP
Am 10.01.10 22:55, schrieb mmathew1...@comcast.net:
There is an article in the current issue of macilife wherein they seem to be
discussing this topic on page 88 and ƒ.
Does this help?
So what does it say? I
I this really has only very remotely to do with Finale. On the other
hand it has to do with the Finale mailing list, so perhaps there will be
some clever person here with some answers.
I currently use several email accounts as POP accounts. All the mail
gets downloaded to my computer, and
On Sun, January 10, 2010 9:12 am, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Perhaps I am missing something, but does IMAP allow me to use it like
POP with only added convenience, or am I then required to keep
everything on the server all the time?
I'll give you the simple answer by example.
I use both. I check
Am 10.01.10 15:26, schrieb Dennis Bathory-Kitsz:
When I'm ready to grab the mail that I want to keep, I move everything back to
the IMAP inbox, mark it as unread, and run my POP mail program (where I have
all my email since 1993). It downloads automatically deletes everything on
the server's
On Sun, January 10, 2010 9:59 am, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Seems rather a lot of extra work: You have to first move everything back
to the inbox and mark it unread?
Depends on your IMAP interface, I guess.
I only have two other mailboxes (Delayed Followup and Temp -- one is stuff I'm
done with,
I'd say go imap. Get a gmail account. You can set up folders and what
not. Computers (multiple) and iPhones can use the account via imap,
and all your messages will be there. Plus gmail can also function as
an exchange server service for the iPhone, and immediately beep the
phone when you
Am 10.01.10 19:03, schrieb Eric Dannewitz:
I'd say go imap. Get a gmail account. You can set up folders and what
not. Computers (multiple) and iPhones can use the account via imap, and
all your messages will be there. Plus gmail can also function as an
exchange server service for the iPhone, and
Tens of thousands of messages. If not close to 100,000. I have emails
going back to 1997 on there, plus interesting messages I've saved from
the 40 or so lists I am on (Flute, Klarinet, etc).
I don't know why you wouldn't consider Google mail. It works amazingly
well. And it's free. And the
On Sun, January 10, 2010 1:14 pm, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
I am certainly not going google, but IMAP is an option...
Johannes,
Does your musikmanufaktur.com web host not offer both IMAP and POP for the
same account? If so, you can have the benefits of both -- IMAP as needed, POP
for archiving
Am 10.01.10 19:29, schrieb Dennis Bathory-Kitsz:
Does your musikmanufaktur.com web host not offer both IMAP and POP for the
same account? If so, you can have the benefits of both -- IMAP as needed, POP
for archiving locally. That's what I'm using and, like Eric, find using IMAP
with my phone an
Am 10.01.10 19:20, schrieb Eric Dannewitz:
I don't know why you wouldn't consider Google mail. It works amazingly
well. And it's free. And the exchange option is great. Apple also offers
mobileme.com which is really great too, and it keeps your bookmarks and
contact information synced between
POP mail can be set to delete itself from the server after a specified
amount of time.
I don't see why you could not just set everything to IMAP, and create
local folders on your computer and drag and drop the messages you want
to savethen you wouldn't have to worry about this whole
Well, what are you using that isn't a Monopoly? Apple? Microsoft?
I use Google Mail cause it is robust. Millions of people use it. They
provide lots of storage. They aren't going to disappear. And they had
just one blip in their service since they started (last year, like 1/2
a day).
And again
On Sun, January 10, 2010 2:22 pm, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
As far as I can see it cannot be used at the same time unless you unsort
the mail before using the pop access. That sort of defeats the purpose, no?
Yes, I understand. I don't really worry about sorting until I download, which
I
Am 10.01.10 20:40, schrieb Dennis Bathory-Kitsz:
Got it. I don't really like IMAP -- the only reason I use it at all is because
my POP mail is accessed from and stored on my laptop (with external backup)
and I don't use the laptop for 'real' work at home. When I use the laptop at
home (such as
Am 10.01.10 20:29, schrieb Eric Dannewitz:
I don't see why you could not just set everything to IMAP, and create
local folders on your computer and drag and drop the messages you want
to savethen you wouldn't have to worry about this whole
POP/IMAP thing
Drag and drop? That seems like
On Sun, January 10, 2010 3:03 pm, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
So when you are using email at home you don't have direct access to your
mail database?
Yes. I use VNC to operate the laptop from my desktop (screen-in-screen, with
cross-computer copy/paste of text, etc.)
Dennis
- Original Message -
From: Dennis Bathory-Kitsz bath...@maltedmedia.com
To: finale@shsu.edu
Sent: Sunday, January 10, 2010 12:35:28 PM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific
Subject: Re: [Finale] Completely OT: IMAP vs POP
On Sun, January 10, 2010 3:03 pm, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
So when you
What mail client are you using?
In Apple Mail, it is very easy to have both online (IMAP) folders and On My
Mac folders, with automatic rules to handle sorting to each. You could have a
rule that moved all messages older than 30 days from your (online) inbox to
your (offline) inbox archive,
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