Re: Another Mail conundrum

Hi Alex I thought you were being funny at first ! Here is the link - and email. - Cheers Jewels Hi Jewels Even if you move them off the Inbox, you can still reference them back. My inbox is pretty much empty…..well at this point in time it is completely empty as I’ve done all the days

Another Mail conundrum

Hi All, just to add to “mysterious”Mail goings on, I would like to know how I can lose emails into thin air? As an example, I have lost Daniel’s reply to Jewels yesterday with the link to info about imap & pop. Now I would have thought that if I had inadvertently deleted the message or moved

Re: MAIL

Hi Daniel, Apologies for my late response, have been working all day until late this evening. Yes, I would say you are definitely correct about the two protocols. There was one comment on the net that said not to use them together as one would hit problems. Rather than make any changes to

Re: MAIL BOX

Hi Neil, Thanks for your reply Neil. Yes, I’ve come to the same conclusion in regards to having POP and IMAP on the same network. On checking, it appears to change an IMAP to a POP account is rather laborious and difficult. I’ve always used the POP and prefer this option, as I look upon the

Re: MAIL BOX

Hi Jewels, I think that, as Daniel says, your basic problem is down to accessing this email account via POP on one computer and via IMAP on the other. You CAN do this (as you are) but, to avoid losing emails, you really need to have a strategy that considers where/how the emails are stored and