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Kai Grossjohann <grossjohann@charly.informatik.uni-dortmund.de> writes:

> I'd like it to deal with "B m" and "B c", too, though.  WIBNI I could
> slurp my mail, read it offline, do some refoldering, ticking and
> stuff, then `upload' that information to the server again?
> 
> I currently use the mirror program to do that.  It works, but it's got
> to compare huge directories and it's got to transfer rather large
> ..overview files.

	That would save me a lot of time ;)  I use mirror right now so
that I can read mail at work and at home.

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