On Thu, 2007-11-15 at 15:50 +0200, Joon Radley wrote: > Hi Ian, > > > What I don't understand is that you seem to think that there's a > > possibility that email could be stored in some place that it can't be > > transported to. Where would that be? > > Please read the mails before this one. This discussion is about what Outlook > needs in order to process special messages. When new mail is received and > before the messages gets injected into the message store it need to be > processed. That is why you get a clear distinction between transport and > storage. Where in IMAP the message is injected directly into the storage. Thats an interesting information. I have always thought that in Exchange-Outlook world the processing was on the server side and the messages were sitting on the server. Or the client side processing is limited to Toltec/Bynari solution?
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