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<blockquote data-quote="WileECoyote" data-source="post: 561399" data-attributes="member: 83474">Re: [plugin] NEW IMAP &amp; Pop3 Email ManagerHey Lee,IMAP accounts connect to the server and work online, so it read messages directly from the server. Any changes you make, reading, deleting, moving or copying will be directly reflected on the IMAP server. So for instance if you read an unread email in MP it will show 'read' when you view your email on your main PC. If you delete a message in MP, it will NOT show up in your Inbox on your main PC.POP3 accounts work offline, so it downloads a copy of the message and leaves them on the server (if anyone has noticed any different please let me know.) Any changes you make, reading or deleting will NOT be done on the server. So for instance if you delete all your emails in your Inbox on MP, they will still be in your Inbox on your main PC.So in short it will leave your messages on the server when it 'gets' them, but be careful using IMAP because if you delete a message it will delete it from the server.Please let me know if you need futher clarification.Wile E.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WileECoyote, post: 561399, member: 83474"] [b]Re: [plugin] NEW IMAP & Pop3 Email Manager[/b] Hey Lee, IMAP accounts connect to the server and work online, so it read messages directly from the server. Any changes you make, reading, deleting, moving or copying will be directly reflected on the IMAP server. So for instance if you read an unread email in MP it will show 'read' when you view your email on your main PC. If you delete a message in MP, it will NOT show up in your Inbox on your main PC. POP3 accounts work offline, so it downloads a copy of the message and leaves them on the server (if anyone has noticed any different please let me know.) Any changes you make, reading or deleting will NOT be done on the server. So for instance if you delete all your emails in your Inbox on MP, they will still be in your Inbox on your main PC. So in short it will leave your messages on the server when it 'gets' them, but be careful using IMAP because if you delete a message it will delete it from the server. Please let me know if you need futher clarification. Wile E. [/QUOTE]

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