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Comcast / IMAP setup. &nbsp;New Macbook pro<br />
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Entire inbox on the Outlook application instance is refreshed…. while working in the inbox reading and replying to e-mails.<br />
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From my customer: <br />
&quot;It ‘appears’ that the entire list of e-mails in the Inbox disappears.. And then are all re-downloaded again… without retaining the &nbsp;flags or categorizations I recently applied to them recently. &nbsp; I watch the e-mail thumb-nail ID info scroll past on the screen border… sometimes taking several minutes… before I can return to the e-mail item I was working with.&quot;
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Comcast / IMAP setup.  New Macbook pro

Entire inbox on the Outlook application instance is refreshed…. while working in the inbox reading and replying to e-mails.

From my customer: 
"It ‘appears’ that the entire list of e-mails in the Inbox disappears.. And then are all re-downloaded again… without retaining the  flags or categorizations I recently applied to them recently.   I watch the e-mail thumb-nail ID info scroll past on the screen border… sometimes taking several minutes… before I can return to the e-mail item I was working with."

Outlook on MAC

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Outlook

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Mac OS X

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Email Software

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