The problem is that I am checking it on a computer and it is removing it from
the server, not leaving a copy on the server. The other computer is Windows
XP. The more experience I have with this, the more I yearn for the good ol'
days of working email, and not having confirmation for every program I run,
asking my permission 3 times before it finally runs.
Apparently this just doesn't work. I try using Microsoft Outlook, but it
asks me how long I want to allow it to have permission to run, and the max is
10 minutes. I wish there was a way to turn off asking permission to run
things. It is totally bogging me down!!
"mac" wrote:
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> "Wes" <> wrote in message
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> >I have my laptop set to leave it on the server (laptop 1), and another
> >laptop
> > set to remove it from the server (laptop 2). When I have laptop 2 turned
> > off, and laptop 1 checks the emails, it removes it. I start laptop 2 and
> > the
> > message is nowhere to be found. Not in the inbox, spam folder, etc...
> >
> > It is a simple setting, and should work, but doesn't appear to be. Surely
> > someone else has had this happen? I have been setting up pop email for
> > about
> > 12 years or so and have never seen it not work like this. Is there some
> > sort
> > of update out there?
> >
>
> Wes, from how I read the above, you only have one laptop set to leave a copy
> on the server?
>
> Ensure that you have **both** machines that are accessing the account/s set
> to
> leave on the server.
>
> I would remove and rebuild my accounts from scratch in Vista, especially if
> they installed as part of an import/upgrade etc.
>
> --
> Regards Steve.
> MS-MVP. OE. [DTS] UK
>
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