Right now I'm on a train and am working in off-line mode, trying to pare down my IMAP in-box. I drag a message from my soon-to-be-discarded Mac.com account's IMAP message list to a local "Archives" folder. Entourage throws up a dialog and asks if I want to connect to the Internet to complete this action. Why? Is there some action performed or some flag written to the IMAP mail store when copying an IMAP message to a local folder? Even if so, is this action something that cannot be recorded and performed during the next connection?
I find this behavior puzzling. If I delete an IMAP message, it notifies me that my offline actions are being recorded and will be executed upon the next connection. It notifies me just once and doesn't bug me about any subsequent deletions. This is good. This is exactly what I want. So why does Entourage then have to serve up a dialog to me each and every time I want to copy a message to a local folder? I end up hitting "Cancel" -- knowing full well that the message will be copied just fine anyway -- and then deleting the IMAP message afterward. While this appears to me like a bug, I can only assume that there is a good reason for this behavior. Can anyone enlighten me? Much appreciated, Justin [using Entourage v.X SR-1] -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/> old-archive: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
