I dont get it I'm afraid.

If this is a problem in Apple mail, then it is yet another reason to use 
CE and keep using CE.
If this is a problem in CE, then I recognize the phenomenon, and it is 
related to the setting "Keep messages on server for xxx days".

If you retrieve all mail, and keep no mail on the server, you will reset 
whatever pointers the mail server and mail client user to keep track on 
which mail te retrieve.
That way, you should not have duplicate mail.

If you keep mail on server, then sometimes,  you get duplicate mail, 
specifically if you read the mailbox with 2 mail clients alternating.
Please mind that some WEBMAIL interfaces by ISP's go and connect to your 
POP mailbox just like a mailclient, and compete with whatever pointers 
there are.

Some WEBmail interfaces are set up in such a way that they do not affect 
the pointer mechanism used by other mail clients such as CE.

If you get duplicate mail, I suggest you do a full retrieve of all 
messages by disabling the keep mail on server checkbox and 
retrieving/removing all mail from the server.

Marc


Mark James wrote on 23-02-2007 07:53 * * * Start of original message text 
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>>They often do not "arrive" at the same time but rather, arrive 
>>independent of eachother in consecutive connections - so time of receipt 
>>is almost always different.
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>As I think we all discovered, it started with 10.4.4 update, something 
>broke in Apple Mail.
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>I think we are stuck with this forever. yuch.
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>Mark James
>garlic @ veggy.com
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