reading mail in networked computers
'Nese
email is read in OE in the basement, the read mail will
not come up in the upstairs computer when OE is opened the
next time. Is there a way to read all folders in both
computers? Thank you!
Kuay Tim
It may be possible to leave messages on the server. Be sure this is for a
limited time only -- say from 2 to 4 days. The setting is in Tools,
Accounts, Mail tab, Mail Account...Properties, Advanced tab.
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Tim K.
aka Kuay Tim
MVP - (IE/OE)
Lynnwood, WA
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"'Nese" <anon...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Richard Goh
the mail and yet still have the mail there when the next person goes to the
mail box. You could set one PC up to "leave a copy at the server", but
unless you do go get it in a couple of days, your ISP will clear it out.
They only have limited server space.
Another option is to only check webmail on one computer (You ISP should have
a webmail link on their home page to allow you to see, answer and delete
mail from computers other than your own).
If the two computers have basically different users, or different purposes,
you might ask your ISP for a second email address and notify senders to use
different email address for unique computer use. Then set up different
accounts of each computer.
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N. Miller
> You could set one PC up to "leave a copy at the server", but
> unless you do go get it in a couple of days, your ISP will clear it out.
> They only have limited server space.
Or you could set MSOE to delete messages from the server after x days have
lapsed; with the obvious need to check the account from both computers
within the x-day period.
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Norman
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