Changing account from POP to IMAP?
- Thread starter Snags40
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I am no specialist on this but i think it depends on your email provider.
Some providers only allow for pop when downloading, some allow both.
So maybe you can already do IMAP.
For the record POP is when email is downloaded to your computer and not stored on the server, whilst IMAP is when a copy of the email is stored on the server.
Can anyone complement this with anything better?
Some providers only allow for pop when downloading, some allow both.
So maybe you can already do IMAP.
For the record POP is when email is downloaded to your computer and not stored on the server, whilst IMAP is when a copy of the email is stored on the server.
Can anyone complement this with anything better?
ElDiabloConCaca
U.S.D.A. Prime
Not much more to say -- that's pretty spot on.
The only thing we can say is to contact your ISP or email provider and inquire about using IMAP instead of POP3 -- there's really nothing anyone here can do, as it all depends on who provides your email to you.
The only thing we can say is to contact your ISP or email provider and inquire about using IMAP instead of POP3 -- there's really nothing anyone here can do, as it all depends on who provides your email to you.