Karin,
Regarding your message dated: 23 September 2000...
KS> But that answers Mark Harding's question: yes, you can use
KS> any wich password on either computer and _still_ transfer
KS> mailboxes from one computer to the other. Apparantly, you
KS> don't even need to use the same password on both computers.
Indeed it does. Many thanks for that since it means I'd feel happy
about using the password feature if I ever felt I needed that portion
of the security options available... although I fully appreciate the
limitations such 'security' protections entail.
Best wishes,
Mark.
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Mark R Harding
The Integrated Systems Group (Vision)
Department of Electronics & Electrical Engineering
The University of Edinburgh, King's Buildings, Mayfield Road
Edinburgh. EH9 3JL. Scotland. U.K.
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