[quote user="vdhagen"]

A minor problem remains:  How can you get information about an IMC-folder if you don't know which (if any) IMAP profiles it belongs to?

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My local IMAP directory structure:

   MailBox\IMC-3EA
   MailBox\IMC-3EB
   MailBox\IMC-3EC
   MailBox\IMC-3ED
   MailBox\IMC-3EE
   MailBox\IMC-3EF

Upon viewing the IMAP.PM file in a text editor I observe:

   Profile-ID: 1002 corresponds to MailBox\IMC-3EA
   Profile-ID: 1005 corresponds to MailBox\IMC-3ED
   Profile-ID: 1007 corresponds to MailBox\IMC-3EF

Perhaps you may make a similar observation.

As far as I understand the IMC folders correspond to IMAP profiles. But there are things I don't understand:

• Deleting a profile does not affect the folder, right? How do I find out which folder to delete?
• Some PMC files are of enormous size (100MB) even though the mailserver is empty. Can I simply delete PMC+PHC files?
• PMC+PHC files usually come in pairs but the are PHC files without PMC companion. Why?

I do mainly POP3, only now and then I use IMAP to inspect/empty the spam directory.

Oskar

In the help file see:

Using the internet >
Defining an IMAP Profile >
The "Settings" page | IMAP cache handling

Using the internet >
Getting information about IMAP folders >
IMAP Folder Information

Thanks. Problems solved. And apologies for not reading the helpfiles carefully enough.

[quote user="Guy"]In the help file see:

Using the internet >
Getting information about IMAP folders >
IMAP Folder Information

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A minor problem remains:  How can you get information about an IMC-folder if you don't know which (if any) IMAP profiles it belongs to?

"Minor" because after connecting all IMAP profiles and clearing the cache, it was obvious which IMC-folders weren't used anymore.

Oskar