Mail messages are different to .mac

I'm not sure if I am being silly, but I use Apple Mail to access my .mac email account. Now what I seem to be noticing is that even though I delete messages or move them in mail, these changes don't seem to be being mirrored if I log on .mac and access through the web, am I missing something here?
Cheers
Nick

Hi,
Yes I have this option enable, but still the messages on .mac are different to those on mail. All messages I delete or move remain in the original folders on .mac, for example if i move a message from inbox into another folder, the message ends up in both folders, if i delete a message from my inbox on .mac it ends up in trash and still in the inbox....

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