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simbr · 23-10-2006, 08:45

Unless they're blatant spam you can move messages to a subfolder temporarily (POP clients only dowload from the inbox). The problem is not with the server delivering them, but Norton just drops the connection to the server when it finds something it does not like but doesn't let the mail client know so that thinks it is still downloading.

23-10-2006, 08:45	#17
simbr Inactive Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Cardiff Age: 47 Services: ntl Phone, ntl Digital TV, ntl Cable (10 Mbps) Posts: 406	Re: More e.mail problems :( Unless they're blatant spam you can move messages to a subfolder temporarily (POP clients only dowload from the inbox). The problem is not with the server delivering them, but Norton just drops the connection to the server when it finds something it does not like but doesn't let the mail client know so that thinks it is still downloading.