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2 edits | My old emails are reloading from the Yahoo POP3 server Right now it is up to 490 of 1077.
I leave emails on the server on each computer so that the other computer can read them also. My email program does not have a feature to remove after both computers have read the email. Nor does it have a setting to remove emails from the server after 30 days.
A few months of emails are coming in as duplicates. I am dealing with it, because I know how to use my email programs. Everything is coming in from early December. I stopped email on my laptop, and I wrote a highest-priority email filter to put all emails into a temporary folder, and to not leave the emails on the server.
After this completes, i will delete that filter.
I had that happen several years ago, but this is the first time since. I wonder if this is just me, or if it is happening to many.
EDIT: It is years, not months. |
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 NormanSPremium,MVM
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| said by StillLearn:I had that happen several years ago, but this is the first time since. I wonder if this is just me, or if it is happening to many.
I don't know. I use, 'imap.mail.yahoo.com:993', now. It has the advantage of syncing all of the folders.
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Norman
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1 edit | said by NormanS: I use, 'imap.mail.yahoo.com:993', now. It has the advantage of syncing all of the folders.
Yeah... too bad my email program does not do Imap... I could switch, but my program has some advantages for me... it is more text-oriented (although it can view HTML in a limited way), so I feel I am safer than with a more HTML-oriented "modern" program.
UPDATE: I was bringing in emails from 2009. I went to web mail, and with the new version, I could delete thousands of emails quickly. So that worked well. |
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