<P>If you like me are on the road sometimes, or even abroad - you may get a synchronization error. Most likely the folder structure is out of synch. Windows Mobile, or Outlook Mobile 6 is very poor on supporting a proper implementation of IMAP. Nevertheless the benfits are there, in that you can have your messages stored on the servers, with copies of sent items.</P> <P>However, the IMAP specification only states the INBOX as a standard mail box. Meaning many implementations in different languages will suffer.</P> <P>Figure the following structure on your cell-phone</P> <P>Maildrop -- Inkorgen (INBOX) -- Skickat (sent items) -- Borttaget (Trash bin) -- Utkast (Draft)</P> <P>How do you know that these names match with the server?</P> <P>Answer: You use telnet - but, it isn't straight forward from the RFC.</P> <P>Do the following to get read the maildrop mailboxes through Telnet.</P> <P>Start a command line interpreter Start telnet with: Telnet host.domain.com 143 You'll see an answer like * OK host.domain.com bla bla bla ready. Type: A1 LOGIN <username> <password> You'll get an answer like A1 OK LOGIN completed. Type: A2 LIST "" "%" And you'll get an answer like: * LIST (\NoInferiors) "/" INBOX * LIST (\NoInferiors) "/" Borttaget * LIST (\NoInferiors) "/" Skickat * LIST (\NoInferiors) "/" tt4 * LIST (\NoInferiors) "/" Utkast A3 OK LIST completed.</P> <P>If a mailbox is missing compared to your cell-phone, create it by typing A4 CREATE mailboxname</P> <P>When you're done, terminate the connection by typing: A5 LOGOUT</P>