stores its messages in a
remote folder structure.
Now suppose that the folder names in your local structure don't
conflict with those in your remote structure and you switch from POP3
to IMAP. What would you suppose to happen?
- local folders stay local and remote folders stay remote? So when you
Hello Mark,
I believe that IS possible. You can change from POP3 to any of the
advanced protocols. It's apparently not possible to downgrade though (I
guess because advanced structures are created in the account for those
protocols and removing them isn't possible without loss of data created
in
...on a second reading, maybe I'd better read your question more
thoroughly the first time...:)
Please disregard my answer in case you have found that button, used it and
got a different dialog than expected.
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Cheers,
V.
Current
Hello Roelof,
Considering this, the only sensible thing to do is creating a new
account. That way yo know what's local and what's remote and you can
decide at your own time when and what you want to transfer from local
to remote storage.
When you've got a main account with a 5 GB message
Hello Beta-Bats,
Perhaps not a beta-subject, but what is the reason why it is not possible to
turn a Pop3-account
into an imap-account?
When trying to do so, one gets a screen suggesting to create a new account.
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Best Wishes,
Mark
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