> I keep some msgs on my phone (for current reference, to remind me to deal-with-whatever, etc.).
> >
> > I keep everything on my PC -- everything I want to save, that is, not the daily/weekly ads stuff, dreck, junk, spam & suchlike,-- I have reams (years) of archives I don't want to carry around & use mobile-storage for.
>
> I keep everything on my Mac — everything I want to save, that is, not the daily/weekly ads stuff, dreck, junk, spam & suchlike. I have reams (years) of archives — over 1 GB of material, dating back to 1998 — I don't want to carry around & use mobile-storage for.
>
> > That's why I like POP & haven't wanted to move to IMAP.
>
> I do all this using IMAP.
>
> I have used IMAP for 6 years, since I first got an iPhone and decided I wanted to be able easily to access my mail on the iPhone as well as the Mac.
>
> I could easily have set my mail up so that ONLY mail dated, say, within the last week, or the last month, appears as "current" mail, and *everything* else would be archived on my Mac, and accessible only on my Mac.
>
> Good mail software is very flexible and adaptable.
Would you set up a system like Jim uses with mail software on the Mac or does it need to be done with the ISP's mail software?
Cathy
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