Hi Kevin KA> Most of the feature list works as advertised. I think you will be KA> extremely happy with TB if you have some patience and willing to put KA> in the time to learn.
KA> Hope this helps. Very much so! Your postings have been very helpful to me in reading. One of the problems Ive been having is how best to integrate IMAP into my every day useage since having moved from POP3. I like having messages stored in the file structure used by TB for POP, however the serverside storage and seamless usability from any machine is great. At the moment I have a 100mb quota on IMAP and my POP3 message based is currently 160mb which means I can't really transfer across so I currently move all messages from my IMAP inbox across to my old POP3 account. However I did experiment with "uploading" my message base to the IMAP server and got into all sorts of synchronisation and "ghost" folder problems (see earlier postings). Three things here: 1. A "conversion" facility to transfer a POP3 message base across to an IMAP server. 2. Speed was a real issue when synchronising 20 or more folders. 3. There seems to be a "feeling" that people would like syncrhonisation to be more "obviously" local storage. Cheers mike -- Mike Smith "Many a good hanging prevents a bad marriage" - William Shakespeare ________________________________________________ Current version is 2.11.02 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
