[SLUG] POP3 and IMAP

[Stephen O'Neill]

Paul Teasdale wrote:
> Some companies do offer IMAP but obviously you need to pay for that.

My ISP (nildram) offers IMAP as part of its package. However the last 
time I looked I couldn't forward my yahoo email to another account and I 
don't really want to change my address any time soon.

I'd like a situation where I can receive email from a couple of accounts 
into one IMAP account and then reply to each email as though I was 
emailing from the originating account without having to remember to 
change my 'from' header.

I am probably over-complicating things.

Steve O

		
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