Hi Mr Peter,

On 28-01-2008 08:57, you wrote in
<mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Actually, since this is not my personal email but it is our company
> email, I want all messages to be downloaded, just like the POP
> interface and what i do is store the the IN messages in a different
> folder called X and the SENT messages are stored in another folder
> called Y. I store messages upto 5 months old.

Well, this should pose no problem. You can do this with filters,
server-side or local.
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I tried the configuration once more of the IMAP interface (actually
this is my 3rd time that i am configuring since i deleted the account
on previous two occasions as i did not understand the settings and
working out of the IMAP). works fine now. just to double check with
you, 1. once the mail is moved from the IN box and this IN box folder
is purged (Folder ----> purge+compress), the messages are automatically deleted
from the server. 2. tried a filter. once received in the IN box it
does not get filtered. but after some time when manual filtering is
done, it works fine. how can i solve this problem? could it be
configured to automatically go into the filter folder when the message
appears in the In box itself (like the POP interface)?

my situation is that i dont delete any mail, but move them to the back
up X (IN) and Y (SENT) folders respectively whilst others are
automatically moved into the filter folders.
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>>The beauty of IMAP is that if you need your mail from another computer
>>or via webmail, all your mail (also old mail) is there, in the folders
>>you have created for it.

> This is very important especially during after office hours or during
> a week end. I check mail leaving them on the server, during this
> period and once in office, down load them all and clear the server due
> to restricted space allocation on the server.

Well, you can have folders on the server in which you can store you
mail. When you have fully synchronized them (so the full message is
local), you can move them to a local folder freeing up space on the
server.
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i do not wish to have folders on the server but i have instead set to
view full messages which means, i guess, is that the entire message is
down loaded and ofcourse later on i move them to the X folder at the
end of the day.

in the manage IMAP folders (account-->imap commands-->manage imap
folders) where you set the IN box to synchronize
(this option is selected), i have accidentally deleted the sub-folders
coming under the INBOX which is OUT, SENT and TRASH. will this cause a
problem? since the IN box synchronization is selected under ALL
MESSAGES, it is only this box that works with the server directly,
right?
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>  do i have to move the messages from IN box to X
> box and then run the filters from here?

You can have filters moving messages from the inbox to any folder (local
or server-side).
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as said previously, i triggered one filter to check with IMAP but it
is not automatically moved into filtered folder but only after
sometime that when manually done, it is moved. what may be the reason
for this?
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will be pleased to hear from you and thank you in advance for same.

-- 
best regards
rizvi


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