> With the pop server apparently working, not all of the messages I receive
> appear in outlook 2007. The majority of the messages are synchronized
> between gmail and outlook but not all which is a bit of a problem. Any
> suggestions as to how to get the skipped messages to be be flagged for
> moving
> to the pop server or what settings might be askew?
Ok, so, just to make sure I understand.
You have Outlook set up to pop to gmail.
You get a new email in your Gmail inbox and, sometimes, Outlook will not
retrieve it.
Correct?

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art_RSF - 30 Jun 2007 04:10 GMT
That is correct. Most but not all email messages from gmail get retrieved
by Outlook 2007. The average is about 8 of 10 but it isn't perfect and
therefore Outlook doesn't completely mirror my gmail account.
thanks in advance.
> > With the pop server apparently working, not all of the messages I receive
> > appear in outlook 2007. The majority of the messages are synchronized
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> Correct?
F. H. Muffman - 30 Jun 2007 04:14 GMT
>> > With the pop server apparently working, not all of the messages I
>> > receive
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> by Outlook 2007. The average is about 8 of 10 but it isn't perfect and
> therefore Outlook doesn't completely mirror my gmail account.
Hmm. I just set mine up recently and haven't found any mail not coming
through, but what I did find is that messages ended up in my Junk E-mail
folder in Outlook. Have you checked there?
I've also found some odd timestamp issues once I've replied to mail, but
that's not related.

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art_RSF - 30 Jun 2007 15:48 GMT
The missing emails are definitely not in the junk box.
> >> > With the pop server apparently working, not all of the messages I
> >> > receive
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> I've also found some odd timestamp issues once I've replied to mail, but
> that's not related.
F. H. Muffman - 30 Jun 2007 16:15 GMT
>> >> > With the pop server apparently working, not all of the messages I
>> >> > receive
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> The missing emails are definitely not in the junk box.
Because you've checked, or because you don't think they'd be there?
First, I'm assuming that in Outlook, in the Inbox on the Status bar all the
way on the left, it doesn't say 'Filter Applied'? Have you tried searching
for the message in the Inbox, just to make sure it didn't somehow get an odd
date thrown on it? Do you have any rules configured that might be moving
the message? Have you tried configuring a different POP client to download
messages to see if it misses the same messages? Also, try setting up
another profile in Outlook and redownloading the mail to a new PST to verify
it fails there.

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