C. A. Niemiec sez:
So my question: Is IMAP ever _fast_?
IMAP is just as fast as POP. However, the sequence for things is
different, so it APPEARS slower to us. With POP, unless you've set some
weird pref somewhere, it downloads all of your email at once. So, when
you click on an email, you see
Daniele Procida wrote:
I'd like to be able to rewrap lines that I have
quoted, like the one above, at the touch of a button.
If anyone uses MacSOUP for news then they will know
how useful this is (MacSOUP can rewrap several levels
of quoted text instantly an neatly).
What you are looking for
On Fri, May 27, 2005 at 6:06 pm +0200, Karel Gillissen wrote:
You can turn them off in the preferences:
Go to Preferences - notifications
Karel
Op vrijdag, 27 mei 2005 schreef Lally Singh:
Hi. The one thing that gets me about PM is that every time I open up
my laptop, the dock icon bounces
Yeah, didn't they advertise them as free for life? I got my
account, switched everything over to that, thinking coolnever
again and the next thing I know it was pay up or get out. That
was certainly the low point in my relationship with Mr Jobs.
Reminded me SOOO much of my ex, but she
Hi there,
Two questions about the future plans for PM and one about open windows:
1. I used to be able to move to another open window within PM by
Apple-` but in PM, for quite some time, it no longer works. The key
combination is still active in my Keyboard settings. Am I overlooking
Yep, only pop here, even on my .mac account.
I don't particularly like imap, maybe because I am totally used to pop?
I like to be fully in control on my own mail on my own hard-disk.
For some reason spam is hardly an issue on my accounts. Only appr. 50
spams a week on a fairly load of 'regular'
I guess the question Rick raised, is, are there any advantages to using
IMAP over using a pop server which allows web access.
There is one I can think of:
Even with web access, while I can have folders on my web mail and folders
on my local mail, these folders do not have the same content.
I don't use IMAP either. Mainly that is because I've always had POP
mailboxes provided by my ISP and since I work in a one-standalone-
machine setup I've not been part of a networked email serving system.
That said, I have little interest in it either. I'm one of those types
who likes to keep
Can we have a poll
about how many IMAP users we have, perhaps?
I don't use it at all.
Long time ago I had a Hotmail account and that was the only instance I
had been slightly interested in it, but with all the spam going to
Hotmail, I lost quickly interest.
---marlyse
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