Hello Clive. --On 04 June 2005 07:13 +0100 you wrote about Re: IMAP: Messages not expunged:
> They've been pretty reliable as other posters here who use their > service can testify. Using 1&1 IMAP server it used to take me over 30 minutes at first boot to get to read my first message. Each message would take in excess of 45 seconds to 2 minutes to display and 90% of the time I used to spend looking at "Connecting to server, please wait" popups. Maybe it was these delays that were causing TB! delete problems? I thought it was odd having to wait so long, especially with a 2Mb Broad Band connection and was often very close to giving up IMAP in favour of POP. Since changing to FM it's every bit as fast as POP or reading mail from local folders. Whole message lists appear in fractions of a second and full bodies display twice as quick as that, I'm well impressed... And it fully supports user defined labels. All that speed and function for the same cost per year as one 50g packet of tobacco or 3 and a half pints of beer for MAU's benefit :) I've not yet tried it with TB to see what effect it'll have on expungement, neither have I delved into sieving or server side filters yet. Does TB support sieving? My sincerest thanks to Manuel Breitfeld for talking me into trying it :) -- Tony. M
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