KMail and message scan at startup

[Petric Frank]

Hello,

i'm using kmail 1.12.1. It is configured to scan for new mails every 5
minutes.
At startup it waits 5 minutes before it looks for new mails for the first time
in this session.
Is there a possibility to let him scan for new mails immediately after startup
automatically ?
(Ok i can press the button - but i am lazy ...)

regards
  Petric
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[Petric Frank]

Hello,

On Thursday 05 November 2009 20:35:28 Werner Joss wrote:
> Am Thursday 05 November 2009 19:25:53 schrieb Petric Frank:
> > Is there a possibility to let him scan for new mails immediately after
> > startup automatically ?
>
> sure.
> configure - accounts - receive - check mail at startup
> (translated from german :)

Thanks, found - had eggs on my eyes (xlate from german).

regards
  Petric
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[Werner Joss]

Am Thursday 05 November 2009 19:25:53 schrieb Petric Frank:
> Is there a possibility to let him scan for new mails immediately after
> startup automatically ?

sure.
configure - accounts - receive - check mail at startup
(translated from german :)

werner

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[Anne Wilson-4]

On Thursday 05 November 2009 18:25:53 Petric Frank wrote:

> Hello,
>
> i'm using kmail 1.12.1. It is configured to scan for new mails every 5
> minutes.
> At startup it waits 5 minutes before it looks for new mails for the first
>  time in this session.
> Is there a possibility to let him scan for new mails immediately after
>  startup automatically ?
> (Ok i can press the button - but i am lazy ...)
>

Yes, the option to set is on the first page of Settings > Configure KMail >

Accounts - right under the box that lists your accounts.  But it does concern
all the accounts listed.  

If you want to exclude an account, for instance a Roaming account for when you
are away from home, you must disable 'Include in manual checking'.  You will
then have to specifically call it when you need it.

Anne
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