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;IMAP: "Internet Message Access Protocol" is a method of distributing email data by storing email message data on a server that you access through a network data connection. If you have linked your email to a email client program or application like Mail, Apple Mail on your phone or computer, you have most likely incorporated IMAP to access your email. These messages are not stored locally on the device but are always connected to the server to receive message information (though if there was a network outage, some message data like the sender, title, and/or summary may be saved using POP3 but not the entire message).

;IMAP: "Internet Message Access Protocol" is a method of distributing email data by storing email message data on a server that you access through a network data connection. If you have linked your email to a email client program or application like Mail, Apple Mail on your phone or computer, you have most likely incorporated IMAP to access your email. These messages are not stored locally on the device but are always connected to the server to receive message information (though if there was a network outage, some message data like the sender, title, and/or summary may be saved using POP3 but not the entire message).

IMAP: Internet Message Access Protocol'. IMAP is a method of distributing e-mail. It is different from the standard POP3 method in that with IMAP, e-mail messages are stored on the server, while in POP3, the messages are transferred to the client's computer when they are read. Thus, using IMAP allows you to access your e-mail from more than one machine, while POP3 does not. This is important because some email servers only work with some protocols. Example: AOL is an IMAP mail provider, though they also offer webmail services.*

These examples are accurate as of 10/2005. Please check Google.com or other search service to verify the accuracy of these examples currently.

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−	;IMAP: Internet Message Access Protocol'. IMAP is a method of distributing e-mail. It is different from the standard POP3 method in that with IMAP, e-mail messages are stored on the server, while in POP3, the messages are transferred to the client's computer when they are read. Thus, using IMAP allows you to access your e-mail from more than one machine, while POP3 does not. This is important because some email servers only work with some protocols. Example: AOL is an IMAP mail provider, though they also offer webmail services.*	+	;IMAP: Internet Message Access Protocol'. IMAP is a method of distributing e-mail. It is different from the standard POP3 method in that with IMAP, e-mail messages are stored on the server, while in POP3, the messages are transferred to the client's computer when they are read. Thus, using IMAP allows you to access your e-mail from more than one machine, while POP3 does not. This is important because some email servers only work with some protocols. Example: AOL is an IMAP mail provider, though they also offer webmail services.*

	These examples are accurate as of 10/2005. Please check Google.com or other search service to verify the accuracy of these examples currently.		These examples are accurate as of 10/2005. Please check Google.com or other search service to verify the accuracy of these examples currently.