My only guess here is something, like anti-virus software, is interfering with WinPMail. The CNM file is put into the new mail directory but then deleted by the anti-virus software. Turn it off. If he need to check his mail for viruses then use something like VirScan by Martin Ireland. See the downloads area for details.
That said, if you were using Mercury/32 to get the mail for the users then the users would not have to be using any sort of POP3 downloads. You could also use Clamwall, Spamhalter/POPFileD and/or Greywall to keep the spam/viruses out of the users mailboxes as well. Increase user effeciency quite a bit as well.
<p>My only guess here is something, like anti-virus software, is interfering with WinPMail.&nbsp; The CNM file is put into the new mail directory but then deleted by the anti-virus software.&nbsp; Turn it off.&nbsp; If he need to check his mail for viruses then use something like VirScan by Martin Ireland.&nbsp; See the downloads area for details.</p><p>That said, if you were using Mercury/32 to get the mail for the users then the users would not have to be using any sort of POP3 downloads.&nbsp; You could also use Clamwall, Spamhalter/POPFileD and/or Greywall&nbsp; to keep the spam/viruses out of the users mailboxes as well.&nbsp; Increase user effeciency quite a bit as well.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>