POP3 email is not designed for access from multiple places (IMAP is). By
default, it is deleted from the server after downloading.
You can set your email program to leave the messages on the server after
downloading, but they need to be deleted eventually, when the server inbox
fills up.
In Windows Mail
Tools - Accounts - youraccount - Properties - Advanced
[x] Leave a copy of messages on server
[x] Remove from server after [xx] days
You only need to set one computer to remove after [xx] days.
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Vista Home Premium 32 SP1
http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview
"scolman" <guest@xxxxxx-email.com> wrote in message
news:dca5d19f3fc463c8c9b6047a2b6c4265@xxxxxx-gateway.com...
Quote:
>
> I have mail@xxxxxx and I just got vista home premium with windows
> mail and i set my pop3 so i could transfer my mail over to windows mail
> I got my messages but they are no longer in my charter box and I want
> the messages to be in both places? (windows and charter) when I recieve
> new mail to my mailbox. Also I had my wife use the windows mail to mail
> me at a different mail box at work and a failure notice showed up in my
> charter box, cause i remotely checked my charter mail.?
>
>
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> scolman