> That's using an IMAP server (see "Server Type" at the top), and looks
> the same as I see for IMAP servers on Windows.
Yes, it is IMAP, buut that is what I want. Your explanation is clear to me
about the difference between IMAP and POP, but I was given to understand from
the person who posted the above suggestion that it would do just that...allow
you to see a combined inbox. And IF it is so for Windows, my point is that I
do NOT see that option in my setup. So I am still confused about that.
You other suggestion is worth exploring, and I will consider that, but i first
want to confirm if the suggested solution above for"Global
> Inbox (Local Folders). is conrrect for Windows but not for Mac.
For the record, what I want to see is what OSX Mail already does:
https://www.evernote.com/l/AQq11b-PI_5JibeGQ4dA1D1xOq12TNu8UtM
Thanks for the response and alternative suggestion.
>
> You may be able to get the effect you want by using message filters on
> each account to move all mail received into a single folder under Local
> Folders. But that will probably delete the mail from the server in the
> process, since it gets moved out of the IMAP account folder.
>
> You might also be able to use the filters to move mail into one IMAP
> account's folder (instead of Local Folders), which might delete the mail
> from the server it came from but upload it to the one it's being moved
> to - which may actually be handy depending exactly what you want.
>
> > I thought of going to Thunderbird, but there does not seem to be an import
> > account feature there either.
>
> I suspect you'd find the options are similar in Thunderbird anyway.
>
> --
> Mark.
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