Tim Rowledge <tim at sumeru.stanford.edu> said:
>Taken together I think this would make Celeste very useful on a
>'travelling laptop' ie not ones main machine. I read mail on my Acorn
>(of course!) at home but on my pBook when travelling. I have the laptop
>leave mail on the server so I can fetch it to the Acorn when I get back.
>
Not only that, but sensible companies may have it as a requirement. One of my
colleague's laptop was stolen, together with 1.5 years of POP3ed business
correspondence. Since then, I have taken to, err, 'convincing' everyone that
reading mail with IMAP is a sensible thing to do, since our mailserver is
subject to a nightly backup ;-).

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