| Hi Ronni
Thank you for that. I had a look at the link and it is for the initial set up. Once you are in there is no way to change. She is stuck on her PC for now and I have a glorious 27" iMac to myself for a couple of weeks
cheers
Pedro
On 13/12/2009, at 7:43 AM, Ronda Brown wrote: Hi Pedro,
It looks like IncrediMail doesn’t implement IMAP correctly. It doesn’t synchronize the IMAP folders, but instead just downloads the messages, while leaving them on the server.
From the IncrediMail Help files: "How you can easily configure your IMAP email account in IncrediMail. Note that although IncrediMail does not support IMAP folders synchronization at this time, a copy of each email message is left on the IMAP server, ensuring that incoming messages are available for download on all your email accounts and computers."
Scroll down to No.3 under Manually configuring the Email Account
Cheers, Ronni
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On 12/12/2009, at 9:08 PM, Pedro wrote: Hi Susan
I think you are right with the settings. I went thru it today with some help from iinet. The problem is she is using incredimail which is like a drug. Once you start using it , you can't stop.
Some of the emails she requires access to are very important ethics cases and if she loses them my life won't be worth living
Thank you for the input
Pedro
From the iPhone Hi Pedro, I wonder if your wife's POP3 email account is set up to 'remove from server' on her Windows PC. Therefore, the inbox on the server keeps getting emptied, and because the IMAP account sets the computer inbox to sync with the server inbox, the messages on the IMAP account keep 'disappearing'.
Its possible to set up the Windows email account to leave the messages on the server, just as it is in Apple Mail. Its a matter of ticking a particular box in the setup. You can modify the email account at any time. So, you can have both POP3 and IMAP accounts accessing the same inbox on the remote server (iinet). Again, this is something I have done myself, so know its possible.
If you think of the IMAP folders on your computer as being 'mirrors' of the inbox on the remote server (at iinet), then its logical that if the messages are being removed after being downloaded to the Windows computer that they will be removed from your local inbox.
Could this be what is happening?
cheers, Susan.
On 12/12/2009, at 6:47 PM, Pedro wrote: Hi Susan and Pete
I tried your idea Susan late last night when I got home and it set easy and worked fine except I couldn't get messages to stay in the inbox. After a lot of reading today and a few experiments I worked out it is not recommended to mix imap and a pop account.
So, until she finishes dealing with her overseas contacts in a few weeks she will be using the PC.
I will be following your recommendations though and setting up the iMac with an imap account as she will need to access email from two separate computers if the new MacBook Pro arrives under the tree in time for Christmas. I also found a friendly ear at iinet that said I could set it up that way with no problems
I hope everyone has a good time tomorrow at the annual Christmas get together and manages to stay out of the heat (don't forget the sun screen) I will be thinking of you all as I sweat over a hot paint desk at work
regards
Pedro
On 11/12/2009, at 9:41 PM, Susan Hastings wrote: Hi Pedro, I have the following settings in Mail on my MacBook (and other Macs):
To set up I go to Prefences, add a new email account, then choose IMAP instead of POP3, and give my username, password and set the server setting as below.
Its no more difficult than setting up a new POP3 account, just the servers are different.
cheers, Susan. On 11/12/2009, at 5:15 PM, Pedro wrote: Hi Susan
It was iinet that told me. I guess you can't believe everything you hear from tech support. I shall have to do some more digging to see how it works
Thanks for that
Cheers
Pedro
From the iPhone Hi Pedro, I'm using iinet's IMAP for my emails on a daily basis. I wonder who told you that IMAP was unavailable. regards, Susan. On 11/12/2009, at 10:51 AM, Pedro wrote: Hi Susan
It appears iinet will only support pop3 accounts so she is stuck with the PC until she finishes the work she doing. In the mean time I get the glorious 27" screen to myself for awhile.
cheers
Pedro
G'day Pedro. I've still still got my old PC and use it quite regularly for dedicated Windows thingys. It's also good for getting the heart pumping under higher blood pressure and exercising the vocal chords plus plenty of quiet time waiting, waiting, waiting... Anyhow, both still receive email. My iMac is set to delete from the server after 1 day whilst my PC is still set to delete immediately (must change that one day!) I go through Mailwasher on the PC to scan emails and sort junk, etc before it opens up Outlook and downloads what I want. Any email downloads will only happen when I hit the "Send/Receive" button (or whatever it's called). I've always had this setup. When I first got my iMac last year, I downloaded emails to both. The iMac is set to automatically download from my main account (and delete from the server after 1 day) and manually from both my email accounts. The PC is still set to download manually but deletes from the server immediately. Having said that, I haven't used the PC to download email for ages. However, it's a good emergency tool (which I may be using next week when my iMac is going to be looked at for possible repair - thank goodness for Applecare -- they are very helpful, spent over two hours on the phone with them today - but that's another story). So in summary answer to your question. My PC and iMac do it so it is possible. Oh, and my email is POP with Internode. Enjoy the new 27". Pete Smith
On 11/12/2009, at 6:06 AM, Susan Hastings wrote: Hi Pedro, when setting up your email account, you go to the Advanced tab and check 'leave messages on server'. This means that the messages stay on your server and can be downloaded to any computer you are using. Even if you delete items on a particular mac, they are still on the server and the other Macs. or you can set up the iinet account as an IMAP account, rather than POP, and this means the inbox syncs with your Macs. In this case, deleting an email on one Mac will delete it from all your Macs when you connect to the server. Check the iinet site for details on setting up the IMAP settings, its very simple. cheers, Susan. On 10/12/2009, at 11:21 PM, Pedro wrote: Evening all
I am currently transferring all the information and data from my darling other half's ageing PC to our new
27" iMac (thank you Daniel Kerr) and would like to set up her mail account which is through iinet (pop3)
Is it possible to receive mail on the iMac while still receiving mail on the PC as is the case with my MacBook and iPhone
Mail from iinet goes to both my MacBook and to my iPhone
Thanks in advance
Pedro
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