Re: A Mail dilemma

Yes, I was aware of that Daniel - the iPad2 is on POP and the iPad4 is on IMAP. When I can get my hands on to the iPads I will fix that and then they will all be on IMAP. A bit chilly down here but all those Macs take the mind off it! Best wishes Severin > On 27 May 2017, at 9:48 pm,

Re: A Mail dilemma

Hi Severin This can sometimes happen if there is a mix of POP and IMAP accounts being used across different devices. So if some are set up to use POP3 and others IMAP, then that is why the dots will disappear as others have been read. Do you know which devices are using which? (you can check

Re: A Mail dilemma

Sent from Ronni's iPad4 > On 27 May 2017, at 8:38 pm, Ronda Brown wrote: > > Since the advent of the iPad4 mini, Jenny’s incoming emails no longer have > the blue tag on any of the five machines. I just reread this part of your original post. If the emails have already been

Re: A Mail dilemma

Hi Severin, Have you tried a Reset? Press and hold both the home and power buttons until the Apple logo appears. Release both buttons. Wait until the iPad starts on it's own. Now test by sending yourself an email from the iPad. Cheers, Ronni Sent from Ronni's iPad4 > On 27 May 2017, at 5:25

A Mail dilemma

The two of us have five macs between us - an iMac, a MacAir, an iPad2 mini, an iPad4 mini and an iPhone. All was well until the recent advent of the iPad4. We both have the same Apple ID and separate email names jointly under the same ISP account. Previously all incoming mails, to both our