would have been easier if i had mentioned "mercury mail server"
if anyone runs into a similar problem:
you can create a file called pop3.pro, and place this file in the c:\SYSTEM path.
This file has a couple of configuration switches for the individual Mercury Mailbox:
Mark Read:Y
Show Read:Y
Show Status:Y
No Delete:N
Delete is final:N
I like to make sure that read mail is marked as read. Also, I don't necessairily want deleted mail to be actually deleted, at least until I log off from my email client. So, I put a N next to those 2 settings.
Regards
Niko
if anyone runs into a similar problem:
you can create a file called pop3.pro, and place this file in the c:\SYSTEM path.
This file has a couple of configuration switches for the individual Mercury Mailbox:
Mark Read:Y
Show Read:Y
Show Status:Y
No Delete:N
Delete is final:N
I like to make sure that read mail is marked as read. Also, I don't necessairily want deleted mail to be actually deleted, at least until I log off from my email client. So, I put a N next to those 2 settings.
Regards
Niko