Nate Duehr wrote:
> This is where using IMAP and leaving all the mail on the server comes
> in REALLY handy.  When you want to change clients, you do... and
> everything is there, in the same folder structure you left it in from
> the previous mail client...
>
> And if you don't like client #2, you try client #3...
>
> And if you don't like your mail service provider you drag and drop all
> of your mail including folder structure from one server to the other...
>
> POP3 is outdated technology, really -- once you've gotten used to
> using only IMAP-capable servers.

Yeah, I know, I live in the stone age. ;)

The problem with keeping ALL my mail on the server, is that I've got around 
7Gb of messages in OE. I just keep migrating the old messages from one 
machine to the next.

Vitaliy 

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