I had this same problem...in the window you mentioned where you can "go to"
the folders (but then you have to do the same thing every time you start the
program)...instead of hitting "go to", click on the 'visible' tab and then
click "reset". When I did this it reloaded the IMAP folders and this time,
for some reason, it got all of them. Now I can exit and reload Windows mail
without losing those folders.
"Bobby Kolev" wrote:
Quote:
> I haven't gathered it, sorry.
>
> I just did what a customer does...tried built-in help, found nothing,
> followed on-the-net provided link for support, still nothing.
>
> Regretfully, Microsoft has already taken my money for supplying me with
> Vista that bothers me every time I want to run an application, email
> application that does not run properly and - don't take this personally -
> email community forum with MS MVPs who turn out to be no experts on a 10+
> year old email standard.
>
> You don't expect me to be cheerful, do you?
>
> And don't think I am an MS hater; I used to be wholly MS based and I hope
> one day I might be again....just as I hope this note may trigger someone
> somewhere there to act, not just talk.
>
> - bobby
>
> "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
> Quote:
> > As you may have gathered, this forum is staffed by unpaid volunteers
> > who are not Microsoft employees. Regretfully, we have very limited
> > IMAP experience, and my own expertise is more in the POP/SMTP
> > arena. Windows Mail will not satisfy everyone, and hopefully you
> > found a solution that meets your needs.
> >
> > --
> > Gary VanderMolen [MS MVP-WLM]
>