Conversation view like mail in lion

Hi! I am not able to see the mails in the usefull conversation view I have in Lion when the messages are orgnised in thread. It's seems that ios5 organized the similar messages in thread and when u click on it it shows the mails separated each other and not together like in the Conversation view  of Mail for Lion.
Can u help me please?
I would be really gratefull if u can answer me. Thanks
Cheers,
Alberto

Well, I tried that and all connections were successful. 
However, I just tried something else.  I had an online Exchange account that I have been using, but recently deactivated the account, and moved the mail servers to my own domain.  I had left the Exchange server account active to give the system and accounts time to migrate and sync, etc.  On a whim, after your above email, I deleted the inactive Exchange account and that seems to have fixed it.  I don't know why, though, because all email accounts were set to use mobile SMPT2GO for all outgoing mail, and that account was turned off on the server side.
For anyone else having this problem, I also tried the various fixes in the thread here.  There are some good ideas, though they didn't work for me. 

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