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Ok, ok, I know, it's a 6 1/2 year old thread!!! Any new thoughts on possibly adding this type of feature?

Thanks.

Yes, that's the same AOL error that I've been seeing.

Is it possible that someone's un-jinxed us? No hotmail.com or outlook.com errors here for at least 3-4 hours.

Thanks for the "Server info" tip!

Just want to add that I've been receiving the same errors, intermittently, since around the time this thread started. I see the errors not only on hotmail.com and outlook.com accounts, but also (much less frequently) on aol.com and yahoo.com accounts. Other email providers, including my own Exim ser...

I hadn't really thought about Preview vs Headers---or at least not for a long time, since when I first configured the defaults. I suppose at the time I was assuming that Headers would minimize total download quantities, and I might also have been feeling swamped with spam across multiple accounts, a...

Thanks. It has not changed in years. Again, nothing in my POP Peeper configuration has changed from what's worked fine for a long time; it's just the one gmail account that recently started to experience. Fyi, this is just a non-scientific observation, but the delays may be lessening, which would fu...

Hi, Jeff- Thanks for the reply. 1)The gmail account IMAP idle/push settings are as specified. 2)Default retrieval options set to "Headers" for IMAP, Webmail, and POP3. 3)"Webmail/Imap: Don't retrieve body for messages marked as read on server" is enabled (the issue does occur on ...

Hi- For years, when opening a message from gmail in POP Peeper, it was completely retrieved immediately. Recently (started about 1 week ago), it can take 5 seconds or more while the lower left hand status bar of the message displays Retrieving Message . I'm not downloading images or inline files, an...

Hi, Jeff- Until I tested those (rarely used) accounts yesterday, I had not tried to send via POP Peeper or any other 3rd party client for a long long time, so I can't answer that question, sorry. The following info won't help for basic or free outlook maiboxes, but for Exchange mailboxes, there may ...

Just want to post an update with what I'm currently seeing.

A personal outlook.com account still receives the same SMTP error message, but 2 older hotmail.com accounts do not. All 3 accounts use the same SMTP servers.