Michael Christie wrote: >We have esmith with windows machines.I've not used imap previously. >My plan is for the managers to use the *same* email program, maybe just >log in with their passwood and download their mail.It would save me from >explaining how two separate email clients work. >Thunderbird puts the mail from different email addresses into separate >folders but once downloaded are easily seen by other users of Thunderbird. >They are on display, their separate inboxes can simply be clicked by >other users. > > If you use imap and they don't click save password they cannot see each other's data.
>At least in Outlook Express one can use Multiple Identities, password >protected, that effectively separates the email for different email address >I was hoping Thunderbird could do the same. As far as I can see it doesn't. > > Thunderbird achieves this at start up using the Tnunderbird Profile Manager. I think you would still need to uncheck the save password button. Is this more of an issue for you or for them? David -- SIP [EMAIL PROTECTED] NodePhone +61 7 31290168 Jabber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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