On Mon, 2018-10-15 at 16:42 -0600, Bryan Berndt wrote:
> 1. Connect to exchange server, 'pop mail off the server'. that is,
> download it, and remove it from server, and behave just like a POP
> account, storing all sent, drafts, trash, etc on local computer.
Hi,
if your Exchange server has enabled the POP service then yes, you can
connect to it using POP3.
> 2. Connect to Exchange calendars, both my own and shared ones.
>
> Probably easiest to do this with the EWS connection,
Correct, with that you get all mail, calendars, books, tasks and notes.
> but can that be set up to remove mail from the server like a POP
> account?
Only with an Incoming filter, Edit->Message Filters, something like
"Location is EWS/Inbox, then move to On This Computer/ews/...",
supposing you receive messages only to your Inbox.
There are still some benefits to keep messages on the server though.
Just saying, I do not know your use case and reasons for the POP-like
behavior.
Bye,
Milan
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