Hello Stuart, Tuesday, August 12, 2003, 4:02:50 PM, you wrote:
SH> I get my office mail from an exchange server that doesn't have SH> POP3 enabled so I get my mail using the old IMAP implementation SH> and everything works just as I want it to. Now, if I move to v2b1 SH> am I right in thinking that all the mail is going to stay on the SH> server? I /don't/ want this as I often work from home and don't SH> want to have to either dial in to reread a message or to export it SH> so I can read it later. I'd say folder synchronisation should be se to "Full Message" in your case, so you'd get a full copy locally of every message. The message will stay on the server anyway, cause IMAP never imply to delete a message from the server when it has been downloaded. I didn't used TB previous IMAP implementation, but I suppose it wasn't deleting messages on the IMAP server after getting them that way. Well I hope so. :) SH> Our exchange server has a huge collection of folders only a SH> handful of which I'm interested in. Do I have to let TB! tell me SH> about all the crud as well as the bits of the folder hierarchy SH> that I'm interested in? Right-Click on the account and "Manage IMAP Folders". Only Subscribe to the folders you want to read. Unsubscribed folders won't be displayed in the left tree. SH> I use a lot of common folders to keep mail in and, ATM, incoming mail SH> is automagically sorted by my filters. I understand that auto SH> filtering of incoming messages currently doesn't work. Can I manually SH> filter? Yes. SH> Will auto filtering work soon? (I guess only the developers can SH> answer that). Good guess :-) I hope they will have it functional in Beta/2. -- Best regards, Olivier Mascia Using The Bat! v2.0 Beta/1 and IMAP accounts on Windows XP 5.1 Build 2600 Service Pack 1 ________________________________________________________ Current beta is 2.0b1 | "Using TBBETA" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
