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   BOBBY TODD to All   
   Re: Recommendation Help f   
   31 Jan 19 19:12:12   
   
   Date: Fri, 08 Dec 2017 18:24:00 -0500   
   From: BOBBY TODD   
   To: JOHN KIDWELL   
   Subject: Re: Recommendation Help f   
   Newsgroups: win.server.program   
   Message-ID: <1512779175.32.1508770228@winserver.com>   
   References:  <1508770228.32.1467678516@winserver.com>   
   X-Mailer: Wildcat! Interactive Net Server v7.0.454.5   
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   -=> JOHN KIDWELL wrote to DAVE GOURD <=-   
      
    JK> The one nagging problem with Outlook is that it doesn't delete email   
    JK> when it's been read, therefore I must also use the WC Mail to delete   
    JK> them once read by Outlook.  I don't know if that has been fixed in WC   
    JK> or not.  And, it would be nice if the WC Mail had an archive module   
    JK> like Outlook does.   
      
   There is a setting in Outlook that does this for you.  I use Outlook 2016   
   with my WINServer system and messages get deleted when I download them via   
   POP3.   
      
    JK> Lastly, I am going to do a total upgrade soon because I'm moving the   
    JK> whole mess to a new location and start all over again.  That's why I am   
    JK> trying to find out how well WC works on Windows 7 machines.   
      
   Personally, if you are going to "upgrade" do so using Windows Server 2003   
   R2 32-bit or Windows Server 2008 (non-R2, 32-bit).  I've always had bad   
   experiences with anything newer.   
      
      
   ... Heisenberg may have slept here.   
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