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For my small business, I set up outlook 2007 soon to be 2010, to Imap for my emails.
I love using Imap because I can use my phone or computer or laptop to check and once i check an email. I don't have to recheck it. my question is this, is there a way to save the messages to my computer and not the server. my computer has to update the cache every time of 2000 + and growing messages and it causes a lot of headaches and freezes. is there a better way to organize my emails to where Imap runs smoother, is the 64bit version of 2010 any better? does it actually utilize more of the system? I just want to be able to keep doing what i am doing and check my email from anywhere, but I want to be able to keep my read files on my main computer/desktop and have them NOT sync with the server. & another problem, archive is not working at all, it runs but the files/emailsa aren't being archived? is this a known problem, i made sure the folder i want to archive wasn't set to "don't archive" and all the settings are correct. And if there is a better way to use PoP, that i don't know about, to where once a message is read then it shows across all devices/computer, this would be great, but that isn't possible is it? |
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