Using test Build 5869 update, installed on MacBook Pro 2019 in MacOS
(Monterey) 12.1 (21C52).
Don’t see progress on any issues previously reported addressed in this
build (in particular, summarizing my previous posts which BTW don’t
seem to be published on this list):
*No bulleted or
I’ve sent in several posts that don’t seem to get published. Why?
Respectfully,
Henry
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Hello,
I seem to have lost the capability to add bulleted or numbered lists to
the body of an emai and cannot find the guidance in MailMate Help /
User Manual either? Please help.
Respectfully,
Henry
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Hi Henry
I saw this one, and will reply to the other I can see.
On 7 Feb 2022, at 0:29, Henry Seiden wrote:
> I’ve sent in several posts that don’t seem to get published. Why?
>
>
> Respectfully,
>
> Henry
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> How can I archive mail from IMAP mailboxes to somewhere else free so I don’t
> exceed my free storage allocation in the mail server?
Either
```
Message > Move to mailbox…
```
and put them into another IMAP account. Or
```
Commands > Export > …
```
to store the Emails on your local storage.
How can I archive mail from IMAP mailboxes to somewhere else free so I don’t
exceed my free storage allocation in the mail server?
Julian Thomas
jtjtj...@gmail.com
I'm fed up to the ears with old men dreaming up wars for young men to die in.
- George McGovern
Julian,
Don’t know how much that is, but what I do is save up my archived mail (and
mail sent and received per account) in a separate folder (not Archive default)
for each of my 8 accounts. Then when the particular server’s storage is full or
80% more or less, save onto my local drive
On 7 Feb 2022, at 1:33, mailmate--- via mailmate wrote:
> How can I archive mail from IMAP mailboxes to somewhere else free so
I don’t exceed my free storage allocation in the mail server?
Either
```
Message > Move to mailbox…
```
and put them into another IMAP account. Or
```
Commands >
mailmate--- via mailmate 2022-02-07 1:33 wrote:
> The secure way would be to run a real IMAP server on your machine, to which
> MailMate can connect locally. I haven’t tried myself, but running
> [Dovecot](https://www.dovecot.org/) in a container should work.
I have done this for many years.
On 7 Feb 2022, at 7:50, Fredrik Jonsson wrote:
> mailmate--- via mailmate 2022-02-07 1:33 wrote:
>
>> The secure way would be to run a real IMAP server on your machine, to which
>> MailMate can connect locally. I haven’t tried myself, but running
>> [Dovecot](https://www.dovecot.org/) in a
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