@TheRealArtfulDodger wrote:
"Shouldn't be too long! You can test it though."
My first and most important question is "will the Android version on first opening, attempt to delete the messages from BT" - I only do that in Windows because I want to have the capability to save the messages - If I can control the deletion of messages (i.e. if that's not part of the bugs), then I will use it. But, if I run the chance of losing messages, I'll have to wait until it's distributed!
Sparky
An email client set up as an IMAP account will replicate and synchronise what is on the BT servers.
All your folders and emails that are on webmail will show on an email client.
If you delete an email on webmail it will also be deleted on the email client and vice versa. It will go into your Trash folder on both devices until you empty Trash on either the email client or on webmail which will of course empty it on both.
If you have email in your Inbox it will show exactly the same on the email client and webmail
If you send an email on the email client it will show a sent on the BT servers and thus your webmail and vice a versa.
If you have spam in your webmail folder it will show on the email clients spam folder.
That is the whole idea of synchronisation. What you do on one is replicated on the other.
