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I created 2 e-mail accounts for my NEW Domain.

 

I have 2 PC's and 1 laptop.

 

PC 1 will be able to access email1@******. email2@******

PC 2 will be able to access email1@******

Laptop will be able to access email1@******

 

I take it I will have to store the e-mails on the server in order access on any PC anywhere (not download). They have outlook so I need to set up each PC to look @ this.

 

I see in the tutorials, just how to set up OUTLOOK but that seems to only download the e-mails, so you would not be able to see on all PC's.

 

Anything out here on the best way to do this?

 

Thx,

 

DPK

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You can configure Outlook to leave the messages on the server for a period of time (I use 7 days), or forever until you delete them through webmail. That way you can download them to whichever computer and you can also access them through webmail if you're at a different computer.

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Another suggestion. Each email client has a Leave Message on server check box for what to do with the mail once it's retreived. If you are accessing from mutiple machines which one do you want them stored on permanently? Just set that machine to delete from the server and not the others. Only thing to remember is to POP your mail on that machine last.

 

Or you could set your email clients to use MAPI instead of POP. And use Tim's suggestion for deleting or just delete the messages with the email client or webmail.

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