What if my mail client has no ability to auto-bcc? If for some reason you kept the keep-local-copy-for-sent enabled, you would not only have the local copy but a dupe of the bcc’d copy as well – and that can turn into a mess in short order. When either Computer A or B checks mail, it will download the messages you sent, then filter them to the Sent folder.Īs for why you instruct the client to purposely not keep a local copy, this is to avoid duplicates as stated above. On each mail send, the client also bcc’s a copy to you, so at that point there’s a copy on the mail server. What you’re basically doing here is treating all your sent mail as incoming new mail. How does this keep copies of all incoming and sent mail on two computers?” I’ll do my best to explain.
There’s probably going to be a bunch of you scratching your heads, thinking, “I don’t get it. An explanation of how the above process works
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