Subject Re: mv_mail.cc : Marc V. From Dirk <non@non.com> Date Tue, 25 May 2021 17:20:34 +0200 Newsgroups dbase.getting-started Op 25/05/2021 om 13:38 schreef Marc VdB: > Hi Dirk, > > as Gaetano mentioned, the easiest way to do this might be by sending > yourself the mail in bcc. > > mv_mail.cc is in no way linked to thunderbird, or any other mailclient. > It is designed as a mailclient by itself (without all the overhead of > the GUI interface, that is why it can be so small) > > If you interact with your mailserver using different mailclients (in > your case thunderbird and mv_mail)a possible approach would be to use > the server with an IMAP-account ( rather than POP3). If the account is > setup properly, it will reflect the actions done on the server. That > means, if you send a mail with mv_mail and later open thunderbird with > the same account, IMAP will tell thunderbird, that something happened on > the server and thunderbird will update its folders... > > HTH, > Marc > >  >  good day, >  > >  >   is there a way to get the sent email in the outbox of thunderbird, to >  > have a copy of the sent email by *.eml. >  > or to have a eml copy directly from the email programm >  > thanks >  > Dirk >   hello Marc,   provider is telenet.be, you know i suppose   when using thunderbird and send a bcc the reciever doesn't get the bcc   (tried two of my telenet accounts)   when using your programm and send a bcc : the receiver get the bcc aswell i think thunderbird can not get it, because it used the same ports and imap or smtp, what i use always, because i work on three devices; desktop, laptop and tablet otherwise the programm is working fine, thanks to share schön Abend Dirk,