Guten Morgen,
rg> 2. In that case - could 2 LAN PCs, each with it's own set of user specific rg> mail folders, also access a shared network folder hierarchy? You mean "common folders" and such? As far as I can reason this should not work, because these folders reside in the same directory as inbox, outbox and so on. Therefore a client machine would see either none of the folders or all of them. It is different if the folders are located in another account. I used to use this setup for a while: All "archive" mails were sorted into folders in a non-active mail account (no servers were defined). Consequently, this "private account" had its own directory and I could either configure it in a client machine or not, while still keeping the "active account" (the one I really got my mail from) in all of them. -- MfG, Alto mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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