OK, here's my scenario:
Sometimes I telnet to my ISP to read my mail with pine. Later, when popping
them with Eudora, the latter client reflects the status of the messages on
the pop3-server and does not mark these messages as unread (since they
*have* been read, just not with Eudora).
If I
At 12:43 01/02/2002, Marcus Ohlström wrote:
If I instead pops the mail with The Bat! it insists on marking the message
as unread. Is there anyway to make The Bat! work as Eudora in this aspect?
No answer other than yes, I'd like to be able to do this too! One of the
nice things about Eudora
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Hi Marcus,
On 01 February 2002 at 13:43:54 +0100 (which was 12:43 where I live)
Marcus Ohlström wrote in
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Is there anyway to make The Bat! work as Eudora in this aspect?
You can manage message statuses (statii?) with the
At 13:13 2002-02-01 +, you wrote:
No answer other than yes, I'd like to be able to do this too! One of the
nice things about Eudora was that you could use the same POP3 mailbox
from different locations and maintain read/unread status. I can't use
IMAP for various reasons.
Furthermore, that
On Friday, February 01, 2002, 14:37, you wrote:
Is there anyway to make The Bat! work as Eudora in this aspect?
You can manage message statuses (statii?) with the Message Dispatcher.
Try it - see if it enables you to do what you need.
No, I can't. Sure, I can read them, but when I download
On Friday, February 1, 2002, 6:43:54 AM, Marcus Ohlström wrote:
Sometimes I telnet to my ISP to read my mail with pine. Later, when
popping them with Eudora, the latter client reflects the status of
the messages on the pop3-server and does not mark these messages as
unread (since they
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