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Old September 16th 08, 11:26 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Tomcelica
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Default Outlook IMAP Profiles

Hello Does anyone know if any of the Outlook Clients support the IMAP4
Extensions: CONDSTORE or QRESYNC

These are IMAP4 extenstions have the goal of reducing the amount of data
sent between the client and email server when configured as IMAP client
profiles.

Thanks
-Tom






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Old September 17th 08, 06:33 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Diane Poremsky [MVP]
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When were they added to the RFC for IMAP extensions? I thought they are
fairly new and all versions of outlook predate them.


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"Tomcelica" wrote in message
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Hello Does anyone know if any of the Outlook Clients support the IMAP4
Extensions: CONDSTORE or QRESYNC

These are IMAP4 extenstions have the goal of reducing the amount of data
sent between the client and email server when configured as IMAP client
profiles.

Thanks
-Tom






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Old September 18th 08, 10:06 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Tomcelica
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Default Outlook IMAP Profiles

CONDSTORE or QRESYNC are part of the Lemonade Profile RFC4550
Thunderbird seems to support them, and I was hoping this venue might provide
some Outlook Client IMAP extension support.
Thanks
-tom

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote in message
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When were they added to the RFC for IMAP extensions? I thought they are
fairly new and all versions of outlook predate them.


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"Tomcelica" wrote in message
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Hello Does anyone know if any of the Outlook Clients support the IMAP4
Extensions: CONDSTORE or QRESYNC

These are IMAP4 extenstions have the goal of reducing the amount of data
sent between the client and email server when configured as IMAP client
profiles.

Thanks
-Tom








 




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