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Posted: 07 May 2002 05:37 AM

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up until buying my G4 I’d always enjoyed trouble free emailing using POP, but since ‘upgrading’ to IMAP I’m having all kinds of headaches (maybe its just mac.com). I know its supposed to be better, being able to check your mail from any machine and know your looking at the most recent mail, but I don’t see the point in saving your sent mail and deleted mail on the server until you delete it for a second time. I’ve filled up my 5mb a couple of times, not realising all the ‘junk’ was in these folders.

can you upgrade from 5mb?

Is anyone else having these probs or is it just me?

Thanks

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