Under "Synchronization settings", I have chosen "Download headers only",
which I can only assume means that message bodies are not being
downloaded... which is what I want... I think.

Yet if I click on one/any of the 5800 message headers, I see the following
in the window below: "Message has not been downloaded... to download message
click here". When I click on the "here" link, I can INSTANTLY read the
message! I don't think the body could be downloaded that quickly... could
it?

How fast the message can download depends on the message size, your
Internet connection and how busy the server is.

Even with a dial-up connection, a message of a few KB can be downloaded
nearly instantly.

--

Mike - http://TechHelp.Santovec.us



"J. Earthling" <earthling@newsgroup> wrote in message
news:OKmpoAdsKHA.5356@newsgroup

> Under "Synchronization settings", I have chosen "Download headers
> only", which I can only assume means that message bodies are not being
> downloaded... which is what I want... I think.
>
> Yet if I click on one/any of the 5800 message headers, I see the
> following in the window below: "Message has not been downloaded... to
> download message click here". When I click on the "here" link, I can
> INSTANTLY read the message! I don't think the body could be
> downloaded that quickly... could it?

"J. Earthling" <earthling@newsgroup> wrote in message
news:OKmpoAdsKHA.5356@newsgroup

> Under "Synchronization settings", I have chosen "Download headers only",
> which I can only assume means that message bodies are not being
> downloaded... which is what I want... I think.
>
> Yet if I click on one/any of the 5800 message headers, I see the following
> in the window below: "Message has not been downloaded... to download
> message click here". When I click on the "here" link, I can INSTANTLY
> read the message! I don't think the body could be downloaded that
> quickly... could it?

Use the troubleshooting log for WLMail to find out. What you will
probably see is an XOVER done which includes the message number of the
message you are interested in and then an ARTICLE done for that one
specifically, at the time that you requested it.


Good luck

Robert Aldwinckle
---

I have no idea what you're talking about. I don't even know what WLM
troubleshooting log is! Although God knows I should, what with all the
trouble I've had with it recently.

"Robert Aldwinckle" <robald@newsgroup> wrote in message
news:en1sOYosKHA.3408@newsgroup

> "J. Earthling" <earthling@newsgroup> wrote in message
> news:OKmpoAdsKHA.5356@newsgroup

>> Under "Synchronization settings", I have chosen "Download headers only",
>> which I can only assume means that message bodies are not being
>> downloaded... which is what I want... I think.
>>
>> Yet if I click on one/any of the 5800 message headers, I see the
>> following
>> in the window below: "Message has not been downloaded... to download
>> message click here". When I click on the "here" link, I can INSTANTLY
>> read the message! I don't think the body could be downloaded that
>> quickly... could it?

>
>
> Use the troubleshooting log for WLMail to find out. What you will
> probably see is an XOVER done which includes the message number of the
> message you are interested in and then an ARTICLE done for that one
> specifically, at the time that you requested it.
>
>
> Good luck
>
> Robert Aldwinckle
> ---

Tools - Options - Advanced tab - T/S section at bottom - check the newsgroup
box . . . .


"J. Earthling" <earthling@newsgroup> wrote in message
news:un75LoosKHA.5356@newsgroup

> I have no idea what you're talking about. I don't even know what WLM
> troubleshooting log is! Although God knows I should, what with all the
> trouble I've had with it recently.
>
> "Robert Aldwinckle" <robald@newsgroup> wrote in message
> news:en1sOYosKHA.3408@newsgroup

>> "J. Earthling" <earthling@newsgroup> wrote in message
>> news:OKmpoAdsKHA.5356@newsgroup

>>> Under "Synchronization settings", I have chosen "Download headers only",
>>> which I can only assume means that message bodies are not being
>>> downloaded... which is what I want... I think.
>>>
>>> Yet if I click on one/any of the 5800 message headers, I see the
>>> following
>>> in the window below: "Message has not been downloaded... to download
>>> message click here". When I click on the "here" link, I can INSTANTLY
>>> read the message! I don't think the body could be downloaded that
>>> quickly... could it?

>>
>>
>> Use the troubleshooting log for WLMail to find out. What you will
>> probably see is an XOVER done which includes the message number of the
>> message you are interested in and then an ARTICLE done for that one
>> specifically, at the time that you requested it.
>>
>>
>> Good luck
>>
>> Robert Aldwinckle
>> ---

>