NFN Smith wrote:
Even if doing this kind of thing is technically possible, I'm assuming
that you're using POP, and in that, really pushing beyond the design
expectations of what POP can (or even should) do.
The better approach is to use IMAP, where all your mail traffic is on a
server, and not stored locally.
My first computer input, after punch cards, was marking up a printed
green line report, and handing it over a Dutch door and then waiting a
few days for the updated report. Then we got dumb terminals. Then
personal computers.
To me, cloud storage and computing is going back to dumb terminals. I
display personal things in the cloud, I don't store anything personal there.
I have one IMAP account that I am trying to get to work only because I
am trying to get Charter to send mail when I am on the road. I have
been using Gmail as the outgoing server.
Ray
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