Hello Stuart,
Monday, January 28, 2008, 10:45:26 PM, you wrote:
> Hello Monsell,
> A reminder of what [EMAIL PROTECTED] typed on:
> Monday, January 28, 2008 at 20:15:10 GMT +0530
mmic>> as said previously, i triggered one filter to check with IMAP but it
mmic>> is not automatically moved int
Hello Monsell,
A reminder of what [EMAIL PROTECTED] typed on:
Monday, January 28, 2008 at 20:15:10 GMT +0530
mmic> as said previously, i triggered one filter to check with IMAP but it
mmic> is not automatically moved into filtered folder but only after
mmic> sometime that when manually done, i
Hi Mr Peter,
On 28-01-2008 08:57, you wrote in
:
> Actually, since this is not my personal email but it is our company
> email, I want all messages to be downloaded, just like the POP
> interface and what i do is store the the IN messages in a different
> folder called X and the SENT messages are
Hi Peter,
>> i use TB v.3.0.1.33.
> Well, TB IMAP is still not perfect but is better in the later versions.
This might be very much in the eye of the beholder. At least in
v3.0.1.33 I don't have to restart TheBat a couple of times each day
when I notice that server checking has stopped and new me
monsell,
On 28-01-2008 08:57, you wrote in
:
> Actually, since this is not my personal email but it is our company
> email, I want all messages to be downloaded, just like the POP
> interface and what i do is store the the IN messages in a different
> folder called X and the SENT messages are stor
Hi Mr Peter,
On 28-01-2008 06:20, you wrote in
>Well, the point of the IMAP protocol is that all e-mail is stored on the
>server instead of locally.
yes of course they do, as you had clearly explained to me.
>You can then decide how "much" of the message you want to to synchronize
>locally. Ma
monsell,
On 28-01-2008 06:20, you wrote in
:
> However, may be with further study and information, I could set it up
> to work as normal as like my POP mail.
Well, the point of the IMAP protocol is that all e-mail is stored on the
server instead of locally.
You can then decide how "much" of the
Hi Mr Peter,
On 25-01-2008 17:29, you wrote in
:
> once the server is cleared, messages disappear since no messages are
> stored in the server. i guess this is what IMAP is supposed to do.
Er, the point with IMAP is that messages are (also) stored on the
server.
> 1. how can i keep all the inco
monsell,
On 25-01-2008 17:29, you wrote in
:
> once the server is cleared, messages disappear since no messages are
> stored in the server. i guess this is what IMAP is supposed to do.
Er, the point with IMAP is that messages are (also) stored on the
server.
> 1. how can i keep all the incoming
Msg-Ref: 128518 25-Jan-08 (Fri) 20:51 Hrs (+0530 GMT)
Dear Bat'es,
I am new to IMAP. today i configured it to work on this email id of
mine by creating a new account and it works perfectly. messages appear
in split seconds once it reaches the server. this will assist our
company
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