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So I have a company and personal laptop. I went on vacation for a week and set my company email up on my personal laptop. I didn't ge a chance to check my email on vacation but I just got in and I haven't received email since 9/12 (that is when I left).
Can anyone tell me why my email hasn't come through in 6 days on either my personal or company laptops. Now that I'm back, I'm receiving emails. I check my email using MS Outlook. Thanks Dan |
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There is no way this could happen unless there was another computer checking your emai or you did not receive email. Try using IMAP instead of POP3. IMAP doesn't download the email off the server, it always stores it on the server so you can check the email from multiple locations/computers.
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POP3 also has the option to leave a copy of the message on the server. |
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POP3 does have the option to leave a copy on the server but if you delete the email from one computer it will not remove it from another.
To use IMAP in outlook just recreate the account and choose IMAP instead of POP3
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