Le 5 octobre 2010, Bill Spikowski a écrit :
Right -- I should have been clearer, my question is about POP, not IMAP
Clearer? Your first post clearly states your server is an IMAP one...
If I've understood correctly your need, you just have to create a filter
on your office computer to
Le 5 octobre 2010, Beauregard T. Shagnasty a écrit :
Lucas Levrel wrote:
Le 4 octobre 2010, Beverly Howard a écrit :
To do what you describe, on all of your mobile devices, you check
Leave Mail on Server then set the options to meet your needs.
This is for POP, not IMAP.
All of my POP
Beverly Howard wrote:
so I don't inadvertently delete something important!
On a mobile pc running seamonkey, simply avoid compacting the folders
and emptying the trash until after you return and verify that you have
all the messages you wanted to keep... if not, you can retrieve them on
On 10/6/2010 2:20 AM, Lucas Levrel wrote:
Le 5 octobre 2010, Bill Spikowski a écrit :
Right -- I should have been clearer, my question is about POP, not IMAP
Clearer? Your first post clearly states your server is an IMAP one...
No. He said he didn't want to use IMAP.
Le 4 octobre 2010, Bill Spikowski a écrit :
Worded differently: is there any a way to delete from server on a
per-message basis?
I understand how to set the software's global behavior, but am wondering if I
could delete from server a single message or whole block of messages,
rather than
Le 4 octobre 2010, Beverly Howard a écrit :
leaving messages on server when traveling
Is there any way to emulate this behavior on my laptop?
What you are describing is how the email client is set to handle messages
after they are downloading.
Lucas Levrel wrote:
Le 4 octobre 2010, Beverly Howard a écrit :
[someone else wrote:]
leaving messages on server when traveling Is there any way to
emulate this behavior on my laptop?
What you are describing is how the email client is set to handle
messages after they are downloading.
Ray_Net wrote:
Bill Spikowski wrote:
MY QUESTION: Is there any way to emulate this behavior on my laptop? Any
way that I could delete CERTAIN messages from the server directly from
the laptop?
I have set SM to never remove mails on the server and i use the
PopTray free program to remove
Lucas Levrel wrote:
Le 4 octobre 2010, Beverly Howard a écrit :
leaving messages on server when traveling
Is there any way to emulate this behavior on my laptop?
What you are describing is how the email client is set to handle
messages after they are downloading.
Beverly Howard wrote:
is there any a way to delete from server on a per-message basis?
Checking the server settings option Until I Delete Them accomplishes
this... delete any message on a mobile computer and all other messages
will remain available to your office pc except for the ones you
There was in 1.x an option under Server Settings to leave messages on
the server Until I delete them. I don't have 2.x handy, perhaps this
does what you want, especially from you notebook when you travel.
I generally also set a date, usually 30 or 60 days later on my main
machine to actually
so I don't inadvertently delete something important!
On a mobile pc running seamonkey, simply avoid compacting the folders
and emptying the trash until after you return and verify that you have
all the messages you wanted to keep... if not, you can retrieve them on
your mobile pc and email
A related tip for the mobile devices.
Note that the results of sever deletion vary by platform. On a mobile
pc running seamonkey, once you return and retrieve your messages on your
main computer set to delete messages on server messages received on
the mobile pc will remain in seamonkey.
BACKGROUND: I download all my e-mail to my office computer using Seamonkey and
store whatever needs storing there. I prefer this because I don’t want to trust
an IMAP server to store everything I need to store.
When traveling, I use my laptop to monitor my e-mail, also using Seamonkey.
leaving messages on server when traveling
Is there any way to emulate this behavior on my laptop?
What you are describing is how the email client is set to handle
messages after they are downloading.
edit/mailnewsgroups/account/serversettings/leavemail...
To do what you describe, on all
Beverly Howard wrote:
leaving messages on server when traveling
Is there any way to emulate this behavior on my laptop?
What you are describing is how the email client is set to handle
messages after they are downloading.
edit/mailnewsgroups/account/serversettings/leavemail...
To do
Bill Spikowski wrote:
BACKGROUND: I download all my e-mail to my office computer using
Seamonkey and store whatever needs storing there. I prefer this because
I don’t want to trust an IMAP server to store everything I need to store.
When traveling, I use my laptop to monitor my e-mail, also
is there any a way to delete from server on a per-message basis?
Checking the server settings option Until I Delete Them accomplishes
this... delete any message on a mobile computer and all other messages
will remain available to your office pc except for the ones you manually
deleted when
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