--- Stuart Cuddy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have never used an other program for IMAP, but I
> think in TheBat! to
> subscribe is to see the folders. You can set each
> folder so that none
> of them Synchronize or download messages, but if you
> don't subscribe
> to them you can't see them.
Thanks very much, Stuart, for your quick response. If
in fact The Bat! requires that I subscribe in order to
see folders, I guess I will stop trying out The Bat!
since it won't meet my needs. I have a fairly complex
arrangement on IMAP that involves, among other things,
temporary folders that appear only when they contain
new mail. Right now, The Bat! is showing me a number
of those folders that shouldn't be there at all since
they don't contain new messages. Having used this
system very successfully for many years, I don't want
to completely change the way I do things just to be
able to use The Bat! I need an email client that will
show me all my IMAP folders without my having to
subscribe, and I'm quite surprised that The Bat!
doesn't do that, since every other mail client I've
ever used for IMAP does. Oh well....
> As far as Webmail, I can still see all my folders in
> webmail even if I
> don't subscribe to the folder in TheBat!
In the Webmail interface my university makes
available, I have to subscribe to any folder I want to
see. When I'm travelling (which is the only time I
use Webmail), I don't need access to all my folders,
just about 30 or so that are likely to receive new
mail, so I subscribed to those, including some that
are normally "temporary."
That's fine for travelling, but not for my day-to-day
use.
Again, many thanks for your quick response. I wish it
were different, but at least I now know that I need to
look elsewhere.
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