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I would assume Outlook means that its locally-cached copy of the message exists, but the original server-side (probably IMAP) message no longer exists. And that
by derefr 2y ago
I would assume Outlook means that its locally-cached copy of the message exists, but the original server-side (probably IMAP) message no longer exists. And that without that message, there's no server-side resource to update — just a resource representation of a snapshot of that server-side resource, still temporarily persisted in a client-side read-through cache.
- denton-scratch 2y ago> the original server-side (probably IMAP) message no longer exists. Doesn't Outlook rely on the Exchange mailstore? It's a long time since I was near to Outlook and Exchange, but I thought the Exchange mailstore was some kind of X400 abomination, and that the IMAP capability was a bolt-on.
- nuancebydefault 2y agoDoes Outlook can even have opinions?