Marten Gallagher, [MG] wrote: > The reason for possibly changing to IMAP is:
> ISP is prepared to install IMAP. > and > I can then do all the manipulation wheh I am (frequently) away from > the office and the main machine. > But.. as I said - I cannot afford screw ups becasue IMAP in the event > that IMAP's functionality or lack of?) compromises the email handling > set up that I have spent two years refining and developing on behalf > of myself and of clients. I cannot confidently say that the intricate setup that you've built over the years for you and your clients will be able to be achieved using a TB! IMAP account. I strongly suggest rigorously testing first. When I started using TB! IMAP I had to give up a lot of what I formerly did with POP, the main one being auto-filtering. I currently do most of my filtering at the server level. Auto-filtering now works but I haven't really heavily tested it. All template functionality seems to work, as well as the address book stuff. The main thing for you I'd think would be the filtering. -- -=[ :Allie: ]=- List Moderator and fellow end-user PGPKeys: http://key.ac-martin.com
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