Hi Chris, >09/14/2005 07:13 AM chris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>- Email Account: >>[EMAIL PROTECTED]@pop.sbcglobal.yahoo.com >>================================================ >>(hoohoo, it's getting longer and longer now) >> >>- SMTP Server: >>smtp.sbcglobal.yahoo.com >>======================== >>(this is not with the sbcglobal.net dsl connection, this is from our T1 >>connection at the office, but still set the smtp that way to get it to >>send email) >> >>- Email Address: >>[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>======================== > >That is the correct set of settings. This setting behaves different depending on (location) type of connection as per SBC help site documentation. I will post another email with detail findings later on today when I get a chance to type and type..... >>I think it has something to do with the setting of "leave message on >>server for 99 days". Oh, changing the 99 to whatever numbers don't help >>at this time either. > >Is there a reason you have that turned on at all? My guess is, somewhere >along the lines, the SMTP Server started reusing email IDs, and now >Emailer thinks new mail has already been collected. Turn off the Leave >Mail On Server entirely and see if new email starts showing up. You may >also want to click the button for Get all messages on server, just to >clear out the email that is there and allow Emailer to resync with the >mail server's email IDs. > >-chris ><http://www.mythtech.net> We set the option to keep email on server as we then can view messages from different location, and machines at different time. Thus leave message on server works conviniently for us. We do manually purge out old messages and then don't need to as it is not a 2GB email storage account. One thing about using Claris eMailer is: we like the way the email can be sorted and searched like a real database, and the scripts/action, and being text base email program, we "see" heml codes and we'd never got in trouble with virus/spam/spoof and such when using this program. Also, being able to handle multiple account all at once (not logging off, switch profile, etc.) really works well on CE than any other program that we know. Time keeps on ticking, and technology and all things keep on changing. It's perhaps come to a point where CE is not able to provide enough "settings" that won't available 10 years ago. BUT we are so used to the CE format, it's gonna be difficult to try to get used to other format....... ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
