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Old 02-13-2011, 11:11 AM
beentold beentold is offline Outlook 2010 not checking for new mail Windows 7 64bit Outlook 2010 not checking for new mail Office 2010 32bit
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Originally Posted by bschorr-MVP View Post
Well, you can try setting it to every minute - but when you do that (espeically if all 6 accounts are on the same server) you're opening 6 connections and if any of the accounts are particularly busy you may end up in a situation where it doesn't finish downloading headers for an account before it begins the next check.

I don't know how Thunderbird handles their IMAP processing. You can try every minute with Outlook and it might work fine. Personally I don't find it that big a deal to wait 5 minutes for e-mail messages espeically if it means less chance of issues with my system.
Ah I see...
I think I will set the timeout to 30 or 40 seconds to prevent problems like you described.
Thanks for the explanation!
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