I created a new Mailbox in one account in Mail on my iMac yesterday. To it,
I dragged the contents of the inbox from another account. Both are Gmail
accounts. All the email shows up fine on my iMac, includes emails from
March.
One question is: I was surprised the drag seemed to move the mails
The first question is about MacMail, cause it's a function of the program,
not the system, so I don't know your answer.
The second is a little bit as well. IMAP clients often will only
synchronize a limited amount of mail at a time when you change a large
amount. Perhaps you didn't leave the Mac
Even after deleting the IMAP account on my iPad and recreating it, the
Mailbox in question is not showing all the mails I can see in the same
mailbox on my iMac or in Gmail via the web. It still only shows through
February, just like before.
I wonder what the problem can be.
doug
On Sund
Hi Doug
I'm not sure if the iPad is the same but on my iPhone, in the native Mail
app when I scroll to the bottom of the page there is a link I have to click
to 'Load More Messages'.
Have you tried the official Gmail app?
https://itunes.apple.com/app/gmail/id422689480?mt=8
On Tue, Mar 19, 2013
Have you gone into the Mail Settings on the iPad and selected No Limit for
the amount of mail to download? You probably have it set to download only
30 days. Also, there is a setting for the number of messages to download.
That has a max setting of 1,000 messages to show on the screen.
Jeff
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I did try load more messages, but that just loads even older messages.
I also tried on my older iPhone 4 - but it's the same thing. For some
reason the latest messages in that one mailbox from March just will not
show up on any of my iOS devices.
Not all my email accounts are Gmail, so I didn't
The limit to preview is set to 50. But you can always load more messages. I
believe that setting is not days, but actual number of messages. I don't
see a setting for days anywhere - either in Mail settings or in the account
settings.
At any rate, the messages not showing are those since Feb 28
