On Wed, 2002-04-24 at 10:48, Matts wrote: > Using IMAP ? Would that help ? What about the sent items folder ?
What about it? I have all of my mail clients/webmail programs set to use the sent-mail folder on my IMAP server. All my sent-mail is accessible from any place where I can read my mail as a result. > Would using IMAP imply that you leave the messages on the server some time ? > That would need some semaphore to show that both systems have fetched > some mail, which then can be removed from the server. IMAP keeps up with the state of the message (Read, Answered, New, Important, Deleted). The protocol is designed so that any IMAP client can get the same information. It places the responsibility on the server rather than the client. Trust me, it's great. You can read, reply, and delete mail in Evolution and then hop over to Outlook Express and it's the exact same mailstore with the exact same modifications. > It sounds hard to do for me. It's a *lot* easier than what you're proposing (ie porting Evolution to Windows), I assure you. -- Brian _______________________________________________ evolution-hackers maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution-hackers
