Hey Reggie
If exchange is setup proply u shouldn't have this issue


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On 18/07/2012, at 7:56, "Regina Alvarado" <[email protected]> wrote:

Biggest problem I had with exchange was that again I could not delete off the 
server so I would end up with the same messages in Outlook on the computer and 
have to delete them there also.  I want to be able to ask for mail on either my 
computer or my iPhone and be able to delete it whichever device I am using.  
Thought Pop3 would help this, but it did not.  Thanks for the links.  I will 
check these out.
Reggie
 
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of 
Sieghard Weitzel
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2012 11:33 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: IMAP and POP3 questiion
 
Hi Reggie,
 
It is probably best that if you have setup a mail account as POP3 on your 
iPhone to delete it first.
 
Then, to set up your gmail account as IMAP all you have to do on your iPhone is 
to go into the mail app, tap on “create account” and when it asks you what type 
of account you want to create choose “gmail” from the list. It will ask you for 
your full name, your email address, your password and you can also type in a 
description, by default it already says “My gmail account”. The iPhone knows 
all the rest and if you do this your gmail accout will be set up as an IMAP 
account.
 
As for the computer, I can’t give you any tips since I don’t know what you are 
using, e.g. PC or Mac, an email client like Outlook or Windows Mail or do you 
use the gmail web interface. It’s important, though, that you don’t use POP3 at 
all on any device because it’s a pretty old protocol and all it can do is 
download the mail from the server to whichever device/computer/email client you 
use. The only thing you can do is to tell it to “Leave mail on the server” in 
which case it downloads a copy, but also leaves the mail on the server so you 
could log into gmail and manage it there.
 
One thing to keep in mind is that there are very detailed instructions on how 
to set up gmail with POP3, IMAP, the iPhone etc. on the website. Log into gmail 
and go to “Help”. There are 2 links:
 
Gmail on your mobile device
Accessing Gmail on 3rd party clients/devices (IMAP, POP)
 
The above should work as direct links, you can press enter on them and see if 
they take you to the correct article. I am curious what you didn’t like about 
using gmail as an exchange account. Personally I think Exchange is the way to 
go, IMAP orks well, but what issues exactly did you have?
 
 
Good luck,
Sieghard
 
 
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of 
Regina Alvarado
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2012 7:28 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: IMAP and POP3 questiion
 
Desperate to have emails deleted from phone and gmail and computer at the same 
time.  When I changed my email address I was given instruction which put me 
into an exchange.  I hated it and figured out how to change to POP3.  How do I 
change to IMAP if it will delete email from the server from iPhone? Need 
details.  Thanks a bunch!
Reggie
 
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