Cory, [C] wrote: > One of my fellow co-workers has heeded my advise and started to use > TB! also.
Brave you are. :) TB!'s IMAP behaviour is quite unpredicable. Your friend may have a good time and thank for it. It's just as likely that he could have problems. Problems that we can't really help. > As I've not much experience with IMAP, can you tell me if the exact > state of the mailbox at the server is shown: all (sub-) folders and > messages when Full Sync is selected? Subfolders are treated separately in that you'll have to subscribe to them and set their sync options. However, yes, a full sync operation will always reflect in TB! exactly what's on the server, immediately after one (full sync) takes place. > I'm asking since this user is reporting a problem on a freshly > installed TB v2.10 on a freshly installed WinXP laptop: a subfolder > INBOX/trash which he can't delete: server error, folder does not > exist. The folder was deleted then, but the local representation of the folder persists, giving the impression that the folder still exists on the server. To cure this, I usually bring up the 'Manage IMAP Folders' panel and hit the 'Reset' button. >>Use the browse deleted messages option located in the right click >>context menu for each folder. From there you can restore any messages >>you wish to. > No such option on my v2.12.00; just "Browse folder" I forgot about that. The 'browse deleted messages' option is in the main windows 'Folder' menu. -- Allie Martin [List Moderator and fellow end-user] � My PGP-Keys: http://key.ac-martin.com � The Bat!� v2.13 "Lucky" Beta/1 /�\ WinXP Pro (Service Pack 2) ..... Variables won't; constants aren't.
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