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The IMAP is really creating a mess.<br />
whenever i move emails they appear greyed out<br />
when i delete them they also grey out but are still there...
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Also IMAP will not let me create folders. So I cannot import my emails... 
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I accidentally did not check leave email on server when setting up outlook with my squirrelmail server. Outlook has now downloaded all of the emails off of the server but I want to be able to check my emails over the squirrelmail web client. (Email on the server) <br />
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How can I put all of the emails that are in my Outlook email back onto my server?
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I accidentally did not check leave email on server when setting up outlook with my squirrelmail server. Outlook has now downloaded all of the emails off of the server but I want to be able to check my emails over the squirrelmail web client. (Email on the server) 

How can I put all of the emails that are in my Outlook email back onto my server?

Syncroize emails in outlook back to POP3 server

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Email Protocols

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