[mikeb]

Happy New Year to all!

I use ChronoSync to keep personal info & docs synced between a SL Mac & a Leopard Mac. Works beautifully.

However since SN introduced a slightly newer version of Mail, I now don't know how to keep Mail synced between the 2 machines -- apart from sending email one to another of course.

The problem became acute since I changed the structure of Mail on the SN Mac: changed Mailboxes around -- added & deleted some (boxes & messages), changed rules for various boxes, etc.

I know I can go through & do it manually, but it's a real pain. Is there an easier way? -- For example, import just a part of the Mail structure from ~/Library/Mail on SL Mac to Leopard Mac without causing a major rupture between the 2 versions of Mail?

Thanks for any help.

[mikeb]

[quote name='smithgood9' date='06 August 2010 - 06:16 PM' timestamp='1281078962' post='60891']
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Tl
So grateful Tl deleted this reply which I read last night (& decided to re-vivit this morning; couldn't quite see the relevance). Confusing & somewhat dangerous to implement re my problem I thought.

HOWEVER -- I am still interested in any advice I can get in the matter, please.

Cheers

[Martin Kingsley]

Does your mail server support IMAP? This might be an easy, if not entirely foolproof, way to keep your mail clients in sync.

[mikeb]

Thanks, yes, you've jogged my memory; I do have a gmail account, so that part of mail is easier to sync.

It's just the Apple Mail POP accounts that are the problem. Unfortunately it may have to be a manual fix -- unless something else pops up (excuse the pun).

Cheers