[JA] Re: New Juno "Beta" Webmail site...
- From: thepccat@xxxxxxxx
- To: juno_accmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 25 Jul 2001 11:05:42 -0700
OK. This explains why they allow 10 MB on the webmail server. With this
setup they do not allow the choice of leaving the email on the Juno
[software connection] server, as was the case in prior versions. The Juno
server (I guess) mirrors what is in the WebMail inbox. Since our quota on
the Juno server is 8 MB (or whatever depending on their whims), allowing
10 MB on the WebMail server keeps the house of cards from falling down.
Thanks for the info,
thepccat
On Tue, 24 Jul 2001 16:46:37 -0700 George H Lunt <glunt@xxxxxxxx> writes:
Hi All,
[...]If you plan to
use the Juno "beta" webmail site, you'll probably want to pay
particular
attention to #5 as it explains how to keep mail you've downloaded on
the
web at the new "beta" site available for download through the Juno
mail
software. [...]
5. How can I leave e-mail on the server so that I can download it
later
using my Juno software?
E-mail left in your Inbox will remain on the server and will be
available
to be downloaded the next time you check your e-mail using the Juno
software. If you delete any messages from your Inbox while using Web
Mail
or place them in a folder on the Web Mail system, they won't remain
on
the
server. Deleted messages are permanently deleted. Messages placed in
folders will remain accessible to you through the Web Mail system.
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