I am using windows live mail on 3 computers with POP mail accounts. I set up
the POP accounts andam able to receive the email into wlm o.k., but I don't
want to have to manually create the storage folders and move mail messages
every time i open the wlm. Is there a way to keep every thing synced so I
can open WLM anywhere and see the same thing?

I'm assuming that the mail services you are using don't support IMAP.
IMAP is designed for multiple computers to share an account.

Are the 3 computers on the same network? If so, an option is to run
your own local mail server that accesses the ISP via POP3 and then
provides IMAP support to your local PCs. For examples of such a
programs, see:
Mercury Mail Transport System
http://www.pmail.com/overviews/ovw_mercury.htm
Hamster "Classic"
http://www.arcorhome.de/newshamster/...amster_en.html


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"Bobbi in MN" <BobbiinMN@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I am using windows live mail on 3 computers with POP mail accounts. I
> set up
> the POP accounts andam able to receive the email into wlm o.k., but I
> don't
> want to have to manually create the storage folders and move mail
> messages
> every time i open the wlm. Is there a way to keep every thing synced
> so I
> can open WLM anywhere and see the same thing?

Attempts at synchronizing WLM by use of a common store folder and expecting different machines(each with WLM installed)to
synchronize with that common store location is known to corrupt the message store, WLM message store database and may in fact
produce a rash of other problems on each machine(missing messages, redundant folders in the Recovered Items folder, etc)...

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"Bobbi in MN" <BobbiinMN@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:6DC9F46E-ECEC-4371-93CC-AA641BC916D7@xxxxxx

> I am using windows live mail on 3 computers with POP mail accounts. I set up
> the POP accounts andam able to receive the email into wlm o.k., but I don't
> want to have to manually create the storage folders and move mail messages
> every time i open the wlm. Is there a way to keep every thing synced so I
> can open WLM anywhere and see the same thing?

The best way to sync between multiple computers, imho, is to leave the
messages on the server and use DeltaSync or WebDAV to view them. I do this
with newer messages but being paranoid eventually download them all to one
computer using pop3. Then I make backups from that computer.

Outlook lets you have a common store folder, or it appears to. You can open
your Outlook.pst file from another computer on your infranet. I don't know
how safe this is...

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"...winston" <winstonmvp@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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Attempts at synchronizing WLM by use of a common store folder and expecting
different machines(each with WLM installed)to
synchronize with that common store location is known to corrupt the message
store, WLM message store database and may in fact
produce a rash of other problems on each machine(missing messages, redundant
folders in the Recovered Items folder, etc)...

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...winston
ms-mvp mail


"Bobbi in MN" <BobbiinMN@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:6DC9F46E-ECEC-4371-93CC-AA641BC916D7@xxxxxx

> I am using windows live mail on 3 computers with POP mail accounts. I set
> up
> the POP accounts andam able to receive the email into wlm o.k., but I
> don't
> want to have to manually create the storage folders and move mail messages
> every time i open the wlm. Is there a way to keep every thing synced so I
> can open WLM anywhere and see the same thing?

Earle,
Pop3 does not use DeltaSync or WebDav

She(the op) has 3 pop3 accounts and is using WLM not Outlook.


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"Earle Horton" <earleh@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:exy3XiFSJHA.5860@xxxxxx

> The best way to sync between multiple computers, imho, is to leave the messages on the server and use DeltaSync or WebDAV to view
> them. I do this with newer messages but being paranoid eventually download them all to one computer using pop3. Then I make
> backups from that computer.
>
> Outlook lets you have a common store folder, or it appears to. You can open your Outlook.pst file from another computer on your
> infranet. I don't know how safe this is...