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Jackie
Should I be using POP3 instead of IMAP if I want my inbox and sent box on my
laptop to mirror my third party's email server and what do I need to change
to get it to do so? Here are the details....
I'm using Outlook 2003 and have it configured to IMAP. I'm accessing my
university's email account (which also uses Outlook) through Outlook on my
laptop (remotely). The problem is that (1) when I send an email via logging
on to the server, the Outlook on my laptop doesn't update my sent box when I
open it, (2) when I retrieve an email via logging on to the server, my
laptop's Outlook still thinks that it's new mail and, (3) the same is true
vice versa. What I want is for my laptop's Outlook to look at and mirror my
school's Outlook (but ONLY when it comes to my inbox and sent items - i.e., I
still want to retain my (laptop's) Outlook's personal preferences like
display name, rules, alerts, stationary, etc. - my school's Outlook is rather
stripped down).
laptop to mirror my third party's email server and what do I need to change
to get it to do so? Here are the details....
I'm using Outlook 2003 and have it configured to IMAP. I'm accessing my
university's email account (which also uses Outlook) through Outlook on my
laptop (remotely). The problem is that (1) when I send an email via logging
on to the server, the Outlook on my laptop doesn't update my sent box when I
open it, (2) when I retrieve an email via logging on to the server, my
laptop's Outlook still thinks that it's new mail and, (3) the same is true
vice versa. What I want is for my laptop's Outlook to look at and mirror my
school's Outlook (but ONLY when it comes to my inbox and sent items - i.e., I
still want to retain my (laptop's) Outlook's personal preferences like
display name, rules, alerts, stationary, etc. - my school's Outlook is rather
stripped down).