Basic approach:
If your email provider allows you to create as many mailboxes (folders)
as you need on his mailserver, you can use MailMate as you have used
Apple Mail in the past. Instead of smart mailboxes just create (normal)
mailboxes (= New IMAP Mailbox) on the sever. In such a mailbox yo
Hi, I have to deal with about 100 emails a day and many concurrent action
threads. Those action threads are lasting from a couple of days up to several
months. For business related things I'm using a CRM system to keep track of all
activities. However, I don't want to use a CRM for my private th
I got an error message when I started MM today. The problem was tiny. As
I recall it was a 60 KB discrepancy in the size of the mail data.
MM then gave me a choice:
Rebuild from server
Rebuild from cache (I don’t know what cache that refers to)
Do nothing.
Then I must either Shut Down, or Re
> On 20 Feb 2018, at 07:13, Ron Britton wrote:
>
> Something could
> go wrong at an inopportune time
...and this is why I use imap hosted on external server that is backed up and
maintained by someone who’s sole purpose is to keep my mails safe and
accessible.
If I was worried about “the c
> IMAP is better if you have more than one device.
I know that's the standard use case, but it doesn't apply to me. The only
reason I'm considering IMAP, is because MailMate has some features I want.
I have many hundreds of email addresses. It's how I control spam. It looks
like MailMate won't
IMAP is better if you have more than one device. You can see a message
on your phone and delete it; your laptop will never see it. However, you
can also decide that this is a message you can't handle on your phone,
so you leave it on the server and deal with it later from your laptop.
It's a s
I've read a bunch of stuff about how MailMate works, but I'm still confused
about where all of the emails live.
I have been using email since the early 1990s. I have used POP3 this entire
time. Downloading emails to my computer and deleting them off of the server
has worked well for me. I'm
I am new to MailMate and switched to mm by our tech guy. He isn’t very
accessible so here I am. I really need help setting up my folders like I
previously had on apple mail. I want to be able to read a message and move it
to a folder for storage and search ability later. I understand I can’t mov
