Using Mailbox Consolidation; Clearing Your Mailbox - Black Box PocketMail Composer Manual

Done
4. Press to save the setting.
Your changes take effect after you connect to the PocketMail server.

6.6 Using Mailbox Consolidation

You can use the Mailbox Consolidation option to direct your email messages from
other accounts to your PocketMail account. Mailbox Consolidation retrieves email
from other accounts and consolidates all your messages in your PocketMail
account. Mailbox Consolidation works with most Internet email providers using
POP3 or IMAP4, including AOL.
HotMail is not currently supported by Mailbox Consolidation.
Before you can turn on Mailbox Consolidation on your Composer, you must first
set up Mailbox Consolidation on the PocketMail Web site (www.pocketmail.com).
Go to the "Customers Only" section and follow the instructions. After initializing
Mailbox Consolidation, it may take up to 60 minutes to take effect. Once Mailbox
Consolidation is activated, you can turn it on and off using PocketTools.
To turn on Mailbox Consolidation:
1. In the Main screen, select
2. Choose Mailbox Consolidation from the menu and press Enter.
3. Choose Enable to turn on Mailbox Consolidation or Disable to toggle it off.
Done
4. Press
This setting takes effect after you connect to the PocketMail server.

6.7 Clearing Your Mailbox

PocketTools allows you to determine how long your email messages remain on the
PocketMail server. You can also use the PocketMail Web site to delete messages or
activate the rolling mailbox feature. For more information, see the PocketMail
Web site (www.pocketmail.com).
to save the setting.
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