Checking all IMAP folders for new mail

  • Thread starter Thread starter Guest
  • Start date Start date
G

Guest

Hi,

I'm using outlook 2003 with an imap server for email. Filtering is carried
out on the server and outlook does not show new messages in anything but the
inbox.

I've been through the help, and through all teh settings I could find, but
i've been unable to find a setting that tells outlook to check all imap
folders for new messages.

Anyone know where this setting is?
 
MartinSGill said:
I'm using outlook 2003 with an imap server for email. Filtering is
carried out on the server and outlook does not show new messages in
anything but the inbox.

I've been through the help, and through all teh settings I could
find, but i've been unable to find a setting that tells outlook to
check all imap folders for new messages.

Anyone know where this setting is?

Click Tools>Send/Receive>Send/Receive Settings>Define Send/Receive Groups.
Select the group in which the IMAP account resides (probably All Account)
and click Edit. Select the IMAP account and put a check mark beside each
folder that Send/Receive should check. Normally, only the Inbox is checked.
I don't know any IMAP servers that deliver new mail to folders other than
the Inbox.
 
Brian Tillman said:
Click Tools>Send/Receive>Send/Receive Settings>Define Send/Receive Groups.
Select the group in which the IMAP account resides (probably All Account)
and click Edit. Select the IMAP account and put a check mark beside each
folder that Send/Receive should check. Normally, only the Inbox is checked.
I don't know any IMAP servers that deliver new mail to folders other than
the Inbox.

Excellent, thanks a lot, that solved it. If only the help were that useful.

My IMAP server sorts incoming mail into folders, because I do my mail
filtering on my server. The same principle as exchange server based rules I
suppose, although i've never used them in anger.

Thanks again for your help.

--Martin
 

Ask a Question

Want to reply to this thread or ask your own question?

You'll need to choose a username for the site, which only take a couple of moments. After that, you can post your question and our members will help you out.

Ask a Question

Back
Top