Marc Willard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in news:akvt1h$ag1
@ripley.netscape.com:
> I have Windows 2000 Network (just Win 2000 Pro, not Server Version),
> with permanent DSL connection.
> Mail is POP3, as I don't believe my ISP does permit IMAP.
>
> Mozilla 1.1 is installed on each network computer (and works fine).
>
> I want to have an unique folder for all mail on the network, located on
> only one of the networked computers.
Don't you have one spare computer, which you could use as a mail server?
It's probably not the answer you hoped for, but you could use IMAP as a
protocol in your LAN and share the mail folder that way.
You could download the emails from your ISP with fetchmail and send them
with sendmail or exim.
IMHO it's not too difficult to set up a linux box doing all that and you
have lots of advantages.
> This is currently achieved with Microsoft's Outlook 2000 installed on
> each computer with only one common folder: but it's quite shameful not
> to use Mozilla for mail as well as for navigation, and I could not
> manage to set an unique UNC path for Mozilla folders.
> (I hope you got what I mean: I'm a native French speaker...)
Oh, well I'm a native german speaker. Hope you don't mind. ;-)
Cheers,
Marco
