Hello MFPA,
On Tue, 4 Mar 2014 20:55:48 + GMT (05-Mar-14, 03:55 +0700 GMT),
MFPA wrote:
That's a known gmail peculiarity.
In your POP settings, you have to add recent: before
you username in order to receive messages that have
already been downloaded by another computer.
Example: My
Hi
On Tuesday 4 March 2014 at 2:39:34 AM, in
mid:296363186.20140304093...@thebat.net, Thomas Fernandez wrote:
That's a known gmail peculiarity.
In your POP settings, you have to add recent: before
you username in order to receive messages that have
already been downloaded by another
Sunday, March 2, 2014, 8:58:52 AM, you wrote:
M Hello MFPA,
But you are talking about POP accounts
Because that's how I access them.
M I know, but I mean a POP account at_the_server. Which is a completely
M different set up and functionality that IMAP accounts.
and, AFAIK, I may be
Hello Achdut18,
Well, having started this thread, I would like to bring it back to my
problem: which is synching the use of The Bat on two computers so
that I can access my accounts from either computer.
You are right, let's get to your problem which, as you have seen, is not
easy to
Hello Achdut18,
On Monday, March 03, 2014 you wrote:
-- snip --
A On a related thread, Adding The Bat to a new computer on a home
A network Jack La Rosa recommended www.wuala.com to use for synching
A folders on two computers.
If you
Hi
On Monday 3 March 2014 at 9:52:33 AM, in
mid:253407162.20140303035...@gmail.com, Achdut18 wrote:
b. mail that is sent from one computer is not
seen by the other computer unless I copy myself on the
message
That's normal.
c. once gmail is downloaded to one computer, it will
Hello MFPA,
On Mon, 3 Mar 2014 20:30:51 + GMT (04-Mar-14, 03:30 +0700 GMT),
MFPA wrote:
c. once gmail is downloaded to one computer, it will
not download to the other computer.
That's a known gmail peculiarity.
In your POP settings, you have to add recent: before you username in
order
Hi
On Saturday 1 March 2014 at 4:05:13 PM, in
mid:1004288919.20140301170...@gmail.com, MAU wrote:
But you are talking about POP accounts
Because that's how I access them.
and, AFAIK, I
may be wrong, Gmail is an IMAP account that allows
access by POP. In my case, I can access my
Hello MFPA,
But you are talking about POP accounts
Because that's how I access them.
I know, but I mean a POP account at_the_server. Which is a completely
different set up and functionality that IMAP accounts.
and, AFAIK, I may be wrong, Gmail is an IMAP account that allows
access by
Hi
On Sunday 2 March 2014 at 2:58:52 PM, in
mid:552309560.20140302155...@gmail.com, MAU wrote:
Webmail does not define the type of server
(and service), it just a way of accessing it, an e-mail
client. You can access IMAP, as IMAP, with TB and many
other clients too.
I would have said
Gmail ignores whatever is set in your email client.
When you set up POP, you have to choose between mark Gmail copy as
read and Delete Gmail copy at the website.
Gmail also has the nasty habit of breaking email clients (the error
log fills up with web login required if you access
the
Hello Adrian,
Gmail ignores whatever is set in your email client.
That is true.
When you set up POP, you have to choose between mark Gmail copy as
read and Delete Gmail copy at the website.
I have four options:
- delete Gmail's copy
- keep Gmail's copy in the Inbox
- mark Gmail's copy as
Hello Achdut18,
On Thursday, February 27, 2014, you wrote:
OK. Anxious to set up TB! on my new laptop, I was unable to wait for
a response to my most recent post, and went ahead and followed the
advice that Thomas Fernandez gave in his post from Feb. 18, 2014.
snip
In my experience
Hello Chris,
Thursday, February 27, 2014, 2:19:38 AM, you wrote:
CW Hello Achdut18,
CW On Thursday, February 27, 2014, you wrote:
OK. Anxious to set up TB! on my new laptop, I was unable to wait for
a response to my most recent post, and went ahead and followed the
advice that
Hello Achdut18,
Now there is a new problem: I downloaded e-mail from all my gmail
accounts and discovered that e-mail downloaded on to one computer does
not then load on to the second computer when mail is downloaded to the
second computer. In the wee hours of the morning, this is not a
Hello Chris,
On Thu, 27 Feb 2014 08:19:38 + GMT (27-Feb-14, 15:19 +0700 GMT),
Chris Wilson wrote:
In my experience TB's internal backkup and restore is totally
unreliable, and has been for years. It should either be repaired or
removed !
Well, I have used the internal backup and restore
In my experience TB's internal backkup and restore is totally
unreliable, and has been for years. It should either be repaired or
removed !
Well, I have used the internal backup and restore facility at several
occasions and have never had a problem (since v3 or so). Just did it
again on my
OK. Anxious to set up TB! on my new laptop, I was unable to wait for
a response to my most recent post, and went ahead and followed the
advice that Thomas Fernandez gave in his post from Feb. 18, 2014.
a. I downloaded the .msi file for thebat_pro_6-0-0.msi to my laptop, as
copied from my
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