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How to forward pop3 email account to a new imap account?

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TrasMontano
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For professional reasons, i can only use a pop3 account. For personal usage, i use two imap accounts. With these two accounts, i don't have any issue. But the problem is with the pop3 account, because i use at least two/three computers (my pc, my laptop and my wifes laptop). I've tried to creat a dedicated imap account and MOVEd the pop3 emails inbox to the impa inbox, but it isn't quite want i want. How can i forward pop3 inbox email account to a imap account, so i can always have up to date pop3 emails on all computers? Thanks. TrasMontano

For professional reasons, i can only use a pop3 account. For personal usage, i use two imap accounts. With these two accounts, i don't have any issue. But the problem is with the pop3 account, because i use at least two/three computers (my pc, my laptop and my wifes laptop). I've tried to creat a dedicated imap account and MOVEd the pop3 emails inbox to the impa inbox, but it isn't quite want i want. How can i forward pop3 inbox email account to a imap account, so i can always have up to date pop3 emails on all computers? Thanks. TrasMontano

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Zenos
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Forward them using rules on the POP server.

TrasMontano
TrasMontano Frågans ägare
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Thank you for helping.

But the web server doesn't have any options/definitions.

Is it possible to do this in Thunderbird? If so, how?

Thanks.

Matt
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Is the imap account with one of the free providers? something we can point you to such as Google , Hotmail in it's many guises and Yahoo, or a personal server (corporate perhaps) where generalities are needed.