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Title : IMAP ORGANIZE Extension
Author(s) : M. Velayudham
Filename : draft-madanganeshv-imapext-organize-00.txt
Pages : 10
Date : 2003-10-15
The ORGANIZE extension to Internet Message Access Protocol [IMAP4]
specifies the mechanism by which the client can inform the server to
maintain the entries for the messages to be organized. The
organization of messages include appending, moving to a mailbox,
deleting messages, or changing the attributes of received messages.
This extension enables the lightweight IMAP clients to organize
their messages on the server side, rather than performing it on the
client side. In addition to the information on the IMAP ORGANIZE
extension, this document describes implementation of the ORGANIZE
extension for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol [SMTP].
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