At 9:03 PM -0500 1/3/03, Chris Devers wrote:
Ah, that's why you have client filters working on IMAP mailboxes. (Though it does have some bandwidth issues when working any distance off a good-speed network link) Dunno if Mail.app does it, but Eudora's certainly happy to, which is nice. A pain, as it slows things down, but at least it means you note what mailboxes have new mail in them. One thing Eudora *doesn't* do is check boxes on the server and open windows when there's new mail even if it didn't put it there, but nothing's perfect. :)On Fri, 3 Jan 2003, Dan Sugalski wrote:One of the nice things about keeping your mail on the server and going with IMAP--at least changing clients is reasonably simple, though there's still that pesky address book & filter issue.Hence the joy of [b] procmail & friends (which keeps your filters working on any client & on any computer) and [a] the local LDAP based address book database (which keeps your contact data organized for any mail client on your computer ...as long as it's Mail.app...).
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