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Javier July 6th 07 06:48 PM

How do I set up an automatic transfer of emails to an inbox folder
 


Gordon July 6th 07 07:00 PM

How do I set up an automatic transfer of emails to an inbox folder
 
"Javier" wrote in message
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Firstly PLEASE write your question in the body of the post and NOT just the
subject.

Have a look he http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm

Secondly what do you mean? Transfer from where to what "inbox folder"?



Vanguard July 6th 07 07:07 PM

How do I set up an automatic transfer of emails to an inbox folder
 
"Javier" wrote in message
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no body to post


Since that is the default action (to poll for new messages) then what
did you do to disable it? Go through the same steps in whatever
unmentioned version of Outlook that you happen to be using to reenable
what you disabled. Navigation through Outlook's menus will vary
according to its version. Without knowing WHICH version of Outlook that
you are using, the general help is to make sure the account is enabled
in your mail poll settings and to ensure that mail polling is enabled to
occur every N minutes (where N is 2, or more, with 5, 10, or 15 being
more typical values depending on how fast you really need your e-mails
versus how kind you wish to be to the mail server by eliminating
superflous mail polls that would otherwise result in no new messages).

By the way, the Subject header is a synopsis of what you put in the body
of your post. You are expected to put something in the body and which
provides details beyond what you can state in the short Subject line.
If you post with an empty body then your post is considered blank so you
haven't asked or stated anything, and blank posts are often ignored. Do
you really think the Subject line really gave a good description of what
you wanted to ask?



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