Not quite sure what you mean by "server account inbox". Are you referring to a POP3 account provided by your ISP? Do you have
forwarding set up anywhere, e.g. to send a copy of any mail received in a POP3 account to your Gmail account or vice versa? Do you
have message rules set up which might be doing this? Or are you looking at Quick views > All inbox? Quick views is just what it
says - a quick way of reviewing, say, any unread mail regardless of which account it arrived by, or all mail in all inboxes. Quick
views doesn't involve extra copies of the messages you see there - just another way of viewing them.
Incidentally, although the video is a good intro to setting up WLMail, there are a couple of misleading statements in there:
(1) "Manually configure server settings..." when adding a mail account. The mail team have gone to a lot of trouble to ensure that
subscribers to the commonest mail services in any market won't have to configure accounts manually. So, if you have a an account
like @aol.com or @btinternet.co.uk, the settings are preconfigured.
(2) Contrary to what Rich says, you don't have to have a Live ID to be able to use the WLMail client. Help describes the advantages
of signing in, but it's not a requirement.
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Noel
"Wayne L" <enyawnospamnodnol@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:96AC1BDE-334C-4CFF-BF07-9307653B3B34@xxxxxx