>I'm quite sure I don't understand what you want, nor your setup. Your >mail server is remote, right? You're accessing your mail via IMAP and >POP3 (when you pop do you delete off the server or keep them there?) Yes. I'm accessing my mail via IMAP and POP (w/ pop set to not delete)
>If I understand correctly you are unsatisfied with any of the free >synching tools and insist on using outlook, which it seems gets your >email via pop3. I don't know much about Outlook XP, but it would be >worth checking to see if it will do IMAP and is configurable. Assuming >it's not (and also assuming it can't grok mbox on the local filesystem), >then you need to set up your mail server to do the procmailing into >different folders instead of doing it on your home box. If I understand >correctly, POP3 will only retrieve what's in your 'inbox', and will >leave things sorted into folders (available via IMAP) alone. The problem lies in the syncing tools. They will only sync from the main inbox in outlook, which I can only get mail into through pop servers. It leaves anything sorted into the other folder alone just fine, but I want to figure out how to autosort into the folders (so I could use pine for example) after I've gotten a copy of the new mail to download onto my palm. ____________________ BYU Unix Users Group http://uug.byu.edu/ ___________________________________________________________________ List Info: http://uug.byu.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/uug-list
