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    Receiving 1 email in 2 places

    I would like to know if this is possible.

    What happens is that I have all my email going into one computer, I would like to see if i can have all my email go to the email that i current have it in, as well as it gets passed on to other computers on my network. What I mean is this. All emails come into my computer(wifes/kids email end up in the same place), and it goes into my inbox, but once I get their email I would like it to be sent to their computers on my network.


    Any further questions feel free to ask.

    Thanks to all that reply.

    Casey

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    just set their account, on your machine, to 'leave a copy on the server' and it will be there until it is deleted (which is done at home)

    it should be in account options.

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    or you could have the email program automatically forward either all the mail or mail with certain keywords to them...
    I'm having a problem here. Do I put the serial number in the box that says 'serial number,' or do I put it in the box that says 'company'? - Oh, those poor tech support people

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    Thanks for shedding some light on this guys, it is just what I need.

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    and have all the kids email come from dad. that wouldn't fly for very long. better to intercept it, and then deliver it, like I suggested.

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