Problem With The Bat Email Client

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Problem With The Bat Email Client

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AlErT View Member Profile	Nov 2 2009, 12:41 AM Post #1
Member Posts: 113 OS: xp	I am using Bat Email Client and have 3 gmail acounts configured on it. My main account is downloading new emails from my Gmail but not showing them in Inbox Folder.Similary if i send mail from that account via BAT , it would send email but won't show in Sent items folder in BAT . SO i have to use Gmail web browser for this account. Other two Gmail accounts with same settings are working fine on the BAT. Please tell me how can i solve this problem

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