Another solution is to use Thunderbird's automatic BCC option to send a copy of every message to your Hotmail account. You can use a rule in Hotmail to move messages out of the Inbox. Unfortunately, I don't think you can put them in the Sent folder, but at least they would be in your account.
On Sep 8, 11:48 am, TTL <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I am thinking of trying to combine the WebmailHotmail extension with > the pop3.live.com. This is because when TB is downloading (with > Webmail Extension) the new emails it becomes too slow but, if I create > the same account but configured to download the new email with > pop3.live.com, it works very fast. > The reason for which I want to combine them is because when I write > and send an email in TB, I want to have the copy of this email not > only in TB (at home), I want it in the hotmail server too (to see it > when I connect with firefox in the university, for example). > I have tried to combine them but it doesn't works (I think that the > problem is because pop3 connect to server using SSL and the Webmail > extension didn't do that and the server see something bad -someone > trying to spam, etc.-). > > How do you think I can solve this problem? > My hotmail account have about 1000 emails. Do you know another way to > do that? The low speed is not because any antivirus, slow internet > connection or slow CPU. > > Thanks for your patience.
