Each time I receive an email on these accounts, it will appear as UNREAD for a short while, then, after a couple of syncs, it will turn to READ, even if I do not read it, hover over it, click on it, etc...
I thought that could be a sync problem with my iphone (the same accounts are also configured as IMAP on my iphone) so I switched off the iphone. Same problem
I thought that could be a sync problem with the web interface of gmail so I logged off my accounts on my firefox web browser and exited the browser. Same problem.
I have no other device that connects to my gmail accounts neither in pop nor IMAP.
I have a third email account configured on outlook as pop, and this one works perfectly.
The problem happens on outlook for mac 2011 version 14.3.5 and 14.3.6 (just updated outlook to that version).
I am on MAC OS 10.6.8
This has been happening since I decided to use IMAP for my gmail accounts (I was using pop before).
It is very annoying as I regularly miss time critical emails.
Anyone who can point me to a solution or a work around will have my eternal gratitude!!
THanks :)
I have a Windows phone & Windows 7 on the PC with a Windows live 2011 email.
My son has the Windows Live account linked to his Xbox, & therefore to his Windows phone & FB account, but I want to keep his emails separate from my emails. I also want my emails on my Windows phone.
I have been advised by my broadband provider to set up a new Window Live account & then change the settings to 'imap'. I now have 2 Windows Live accounts. I have (I think) copied the contacts from the old live to the new one, but how do I change the setting to 'imap' & then how do I go about using the new Live account to receive emails from the old email address? So confused. (I have already set as 'imap' on my phone - that bit seemed easy by comparison.)
Andrea
Outlook for Mac 2011, deleted emails from inbox gets downloaded again into inbox. I am using yahoo imap account (Subscription account).
version is upto date 14.2.5. What might be causing the issue and what needs to be done.
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