>If you have 2 mail clients accessing 1 mailbox, you sometimes end up with >more duplicate mail than otherwise. Another reason for duplicate mail is >your ISP who may from time to time re-emit a queue of email that they >kept up while they were bringing down or upgrading a machine for >maintenance, or to stop a rain of spam or other good reasons such as an >error by their people.
I agree about needing this feature, (I have it set to keep mail on server for many accounts) but it does not matter whether this is enabled or disabled, the duplicate mail problem is a permanent bug with emailer now. Sad. Here is my email tip of the day. Lets assume you back up your Emailer once a week. If you set all acccounts to leave mail on server for 7 days, you will not lose any incoming email if you lost your emailer during the week. (outgoing nothing you can do about). ;-) Mark James garlic @ veggy.com "Look at why people who get IE with a new machine switch to Navigator and what is being addressed in IE 4.0 to make that difficult." --Microsoft executive Jonathan Roberts, e-mail, March 28, 1997 ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
