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April 5th 07, 06:04 PM
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Lots of emails, slowing down Outlook 2007
Outlook 2007, 1 pop3 account and 1 imap account. When I send/receive
the pop3 speeds through, the imap 'send' completes rather quickly, but the imap 'synching imap folders' takes Forever, I'm assuming because instead of just checking for new messages it's also checking to see if I've deleted/moved any past messages. I need to keep all my imap messages as I refer to them from time to time, but I also need Outlook to be more 'responsive' when I check for new messages. Any idea how I can force imap to just check for new messages instead of cross checking the entire inbox folder structure? thanks 
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April 6th 07, 12:18 PM
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Lots of emails, slowing down Outlook 2007
You could specify outlook to download only headers and this will take less
time. Toolssend/receivesend/receive settings click on edit and select the imap account and set it to download only headers. If u have a lot of emails in u r imap account it is going to take time when checking "lrbtav" wrote: Outlook 2007, 1 pop3 account and 1 imap account. When I send/receive the pop3 speeds through, the imap 'send' completes rather quickly, but the imap 'synching imap folders' takes Forever, I'm assuming because instead of just checking for new messages it's also checking to see if I've deleted/moved any past messages. I need to keep all my imap messages as I refer to them from time to time, but I also need Outlook to be more 'responsive' when I check for new messages. Any idea how I can force imap to just check for new messages instead of cross checking the entire inbox folder structure? thanks
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April 6th 07, 02:57 PM
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Lots of emails, slowing down Outlook 2007
Sharath wrote:
You could specify outlook to download only headers and this will take less time. Toolssend/receivesend/receive settings click on edit and select the imap account and set it to download only headers. If u have a lot of emails in u r imap account it is going to take time when checking Of course, this will prevent rules and the Junk E-mail filter from operating on the IMAP account. -- Brian Tillman
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