> Although if that client is checking mail from home with eudora
> on his own home pc then when he comes back in to the office to
> check mail the client thinks that it hasn't checked those messages.
That is the way that it should work. A POP3 client should download all the messages
that it hasn't yet seen.
The other thing I wanted to mention is that it turns out that IMail *does* store the
ID#. It is not in the .UID file, it is in the .MBX file, and gets placed as one of
the headers in the E-mail (X-UIDL:). So it would be virtually impossible for IMail to
accidentally change the numbering scheme that it gives out to the POP3 UIDL command.
-Scott
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