On 2007.02.01, at 12:09, Massimiliano Fontana wrote:
Igor Vukotic' ha scritto:
I run in mixed configuration win2k(Thunderbird, outlook2000), xp
(Thunderbird), Apple (System mail) and everything works fine (just
set ROOT path to the "INBOX") on IMAP expect Outlook2003.. only
thing what i didnt solved is how to map dummy outlook to store
sent mails on IMAP Sent folder. I'm not very MS familiar and if
some know how to solve issue i will appreciated.
Ok...after 4 hours of trials I realized that outlook is not the
best choice for handling an IMAP account.......
1) In order to store sent e-mails on IMAP sent folder you have to
create a rule that moves message where you want . In any case it
also stores a copy of the sent message to its .pst file unless you
force it not to do it through a parameter.
2) When you delete a message , there is no way to move it
automatically on the Trash folder unless you do it manually .
Outlook sets the message as deleted but in any case it appears on
your screen unless you choose a specific option . The alternative
is to select Purge option on the menu .This way you remove it forever.
Later I'm gonna explain al these things to my boss and let's see
what happens.....;-)
Maybe he'll finally decide to throw away outlook and switching to
thunderbird .......
Igor , if you need more support for your issue , I'll be glad to
help you....just ask if u need !
Thanks
Max
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Thank's a lot, but it's nonsense, because old outlook 2000 works
fine..but this is MS..
If i found some i will post here..
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