OE times out on some larger (+1m) emails and/or attachments; MW doesn't clear, from its Inbox files, already downloaded into OE. Closing OE and reWashing MW causes multiple copies of files already in OE to be downloaded again. I sometimes have a half-dozen multiples of 50 or 100 emails before I can get completion. Then I have to delete the duplicates...
This happened in previous MW versions also--I don't think it's directly an MW problem except that MW isn't smart enough to NOT overwrite emails already in OE Inbox, thereby producing unwanted dupes.
Since I intend to stick with XP for a while longer, I'm wondering if Microsoft Live Mail for XP might give better results on large email files...
OE6/WXPPro/SP3... MW10
OE times out on larger emails; MW duplicates...
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Re: OE times out on larger emails; MW duplicates...
MW is not smart enough to write an e-mail to your inbox, it isn't capable of doing that. MW simply looks at the server, shows you the mail there and allows you to delete some of it, nothing more.nickeaston wrote:OE times out on some larger (+1m) emails and/or attachments; MW doesn't clear, from its Inbox files, already downloaded into OE. Closing OE and reWashing MW causes multiple copies of files already in OE to be downloaded again. I sometimes have a half-dozen multiples of 50 or 100 emails before I can get completion. Then I have to delete the duplicates...
This happened in previous MW versions also--I don't think it's directly an MW problem except that MW isn't smart enough to NOT overwrite emails already in OE Inbox, thereby producing unwanted dupes.
No way I'm trusting any of my e-mail to a Microsoft product so you are on your own there. You could increase the timeout in whatever you use and see if that helps any though.Since I intend to stick with XP for a while longer, I'm wondering if Microsoft Live Mail for XP might give better results on large email files...
OE6/WXPPro/SP3... MW10
I am not a Firetrust employee just a MW user.
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sell a customer a Windows computer and you'll eat for a lifetime.