Jefferis Peterson said:
Okay, what settings would I check on the server that would prevent PM from
deleting read emails?
That depends on the server software and the possible settings there,
doesn't it? As I've had similar experiences to yours I can only say that
it could be worth investigating,
Jefferis Peterson wrote:
What works in Entourage may not work the same way in Power Mail.
The two programs are different ...
Okay, what settings would I check on the server that would prevent PM from
deleting read emails?
PM itself never delets any mails; it always needs an action (or the
On 8/25/10 3:30 AM, Rene Merz wrote:
Concerning the server settings most of them you can set on deleting
mails if they are deleted on the mail client (or similar).
It means: If you delete mails on PM by your own action then this mails
will be deleted on the server too (during next
Jefferis Peterson hat am Mittwoch, 25. August 2010 geschrieben:
My settings are leave copies of retrieved messages on server to allow my
mobile platform not to delete copies for my home computer,
BUT to delete from server when deleting locally so junk mail and
irrelevant stuff is removed.
What
Jefferis Peterson hat am Mittwoch, 25. August 2010 geschrieben:
On 8/25/10 10:39 AM, Rene Merz wrote:
What I found was that it was not deleting some mail, but appears to be
deleting some mail I do not want it to when I move the mail from the Inbox
to a folder on my computer.
How do-you
Sounds *exactly* like my experience.
I too am moving towards IMAP, be it gmail or the MS Exchange version.
It is not so much a choice as a realization that to do what I need to do
with e-mail requires the migration from POP to IMAP.
Yes, the interface in Mail is decidedly messier and busier
Same here! Every now and then I make do with a set of BCC-rules and other
patch-tricks to emulate IMAP behaviour but after some time I move back to Mail
again (having tried all the others). And then back to PowerMail. etc...
But IMAP feels like the inevitable future, and I keep hoping some open
powermail-discuss Digest #2871 - Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Re: Switching to Powermail maybe
by Jefferis Peterson jeffe...@petersonsales.net
Re: Switching to Powermail maybe
by MB digital.disc...@gmail.com
Re: Switching to Powermail maybe
by Rene Merz
On 8/25/10 11:39 AM, Rene Merz wrote:
How?
Once you work with PM, the other time with Entourage?
Sounds crazy ...
You cannot work with two different mail programs. Of course you can, but
problems are preprogrammed.
Come on it isn't that complex. I have a laptop. On the laptop when
Jefferis Peterson hat am Mittwoch, 25. August 2010 geschrieben:
How?
Once you work with PM, the other time with Entourage?
Sounds crazy ...
You cannot work with two different mail programs. Of course you can, but
problems are preprogrammed.
Come on it isn't that complex. I have a laptop.
On 8/25/10 5:05 PM, PowerMail discussions wrote:
However:
Just for such cases (mobile mailing_and_ home/office mailing with the
same account) an IMAP4 account should be your method of choice! It's
much better and safer then a POP3 account.
To understand the big difference have a look at
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