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g wrote:
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<p><font size="2">On Sat, 2008-05-24 at 11:51 -0700, Daniel B.
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<font size="2">> Ah, I shoulda -kept my mouth shut- and tried
harder!</font>
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<p><font size="2">so what did you do?</font></p>
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The configuration I have is too darn long to write it all up here, but<br>
my specific issue what that I was getting a LIMITED subscription list.<br>
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Referring to: Edit->Account Settings...->Server
Settings->Advanced...<br>
(You have to expand the dialog box - it can be hidden to the
right-middle.)<br>
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I think I got into trouble when I read somewhere how to define the IMAP<br>
server directory and some (idiot) mentioned to put the GAL definition
for<br>
the Exchange server in the "IMAP server directory field". Oh, that'll
do it<br>
- it will only allow what I said before: "Inbox", "Junk", and "Trash".<br>
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My problem went away, then I cleared out the above field, then unchecked<br>
"Show only subscribed folders", checked "Server supports folders that
contain<br>
sub-folders and messages" and checked "Use IDLE command if the server<br>
supports it". Next, I clicked OK and saved the configuration.<br>
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Next, you need to right-click on the account in the left-window-pane<br>
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