There's a whole lot of information you did NOT supply, so this is largely a
guess as to what's happening. Assuming you have a POP3 account, set the
POP3 service in both machines to "Leave a copy of messages on the server".
All email will then be available to both machines; set ONE of the two (it
doesn't matter which one) to "Remove from server after (xx) day(s)" so mail
doesn't pile up on your ISP's server.
Hal
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