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Started by Baz, Dec 30, 2012, 14:38:36

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Baz

why do some of my email accounts with IDNet leave messages on the server after getting them and some dont.

I have one account inbox that is getting full and when checking it from web mail it takes longer to open.Yes I can just delete them from web mail but why need to when I dont have to with other accounts

Simon

Probably because in your mail client settings you've got it set to leave mail on the server.
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Baz

ah right. so there may be a setting in there to say remove from server or similar?


well I still use outlook express on XP and cant see anything in there,just quickly looked though.The other account is on Windows 7 and its my sons but hes away so cant check that.Do you know if win7 has or not

Simon

It'll be in Server Settings in OE.  Is it POP or IMAP?
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Baz


Simon

There'll be a tick box somewhere that says leave mail on the server.
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Gary

Quote from: Baz on Dec 30, 2012, 14:45:31
ah right. so there may be a setting in there to say remove from server or similar?


well I still use outlook express on XP and cant see anything in there,just quickly looked though.The other account is on Windows 7 and its my sons but hes away so cant check that.Do you know if win7 has or not
Win 7 has no actual email client, you download one like Windows Live mail. OE was deemed to be a bit of security risk.
Damned, if you do damned if you don't

Glenn

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Baz

thanks Glenn    thats got it  :thumb:


and thanks too Gary, will have to wait till my son is back to have a look at his as he's on Win 7.Does it not come with an email client included then?