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Leo, While your statement is mostly true, there are certainly conditions where it is false. For instance, I generally use an IMAP client, but some of my messages are filtered into folders using the web interface. Personally, I'm not too concerned about the change. I suspect very few of my people are using filters. And while I was gung-ho on filters a few years back, most of them aren't that important. The benefits of the improved interface will out weigh the temporary pain of the switch. (but I can see how this would be different for another department that has suggested people make heavy use of filters) -John LIR On Dec 3, 2008, at 9:13 AM, Leo Sell wrote: > > Beyond that, the new service is really just a "new skin" on the mail > servers. If people > prefer to use an e-mail client, or the dept server, that's fine and > dandy. They really > shouldn't see any effect on POP or IMAP access. /L