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commoved · 06-12-03, 08:37 PM

I'm not sure what you really want to do, but here's a typical use. I can view email from my ISP either on the web or through Outlook. Outlook uses a POP3 account to downolad it from my ISP. Once the email is downloaded, it is no longer available on the web -- the email is deleted from the ISB server as Outlook takes it.

So if this is what you are doing, I think the answer is no.

If you're not sure whether Outlook is using a POP3 account, open Outlook. Selecte Tools / Change existing email accounts. You will see a list of all accounts. If your account says it is type POP or POP/SMTP, then you are using a POP account.

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commoved Aximsite All Star Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 787 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I'm not sure what you really want to do, but here's a typical use. I can view email from my ISP either on the web or through Outlook. Outlook uses a POP3 account to downolad it from my ISP. Once the email is downloaded, it is no longer available on the web -- the email is deleted from the ISB server as Outlook takes it. So if this is what you are doing, I think the answer is no. If you're not sure whether Outlook is using a POP3 account, open Outlook. Selecte Tools / Change existing email accounts. You will see a list of all accounts. If your account says it is type POP or POP/SMTP, then you are using a POP account. __________________ The world may not be perfect yet, but the Axim is (almost).