>> Is there a difference? I noticed that several webmail providers have both Deleted Items and
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>> Trash. If you don't want it you dispose of it. What could be the difference between the two?
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> Trash is mail that the server thinks you will want to Delete, but you still have an opportunity to
> skim through it to be sure there are no false positives. When you are sure, THEN you delete it.
> If the server's filter didn't catch all the trash, you can click the Junk button yourself to move
> it into that folder. Of course, you also can simply Delete it directly from the Inbox without
> going through the trash or junk folder. In WLMail, I like the little "x" that appears when I
> highlight the Junk email folder. Clicking that "x" empties that folder. ;<)
Isn't there a kb shortcut for emptying a folder? If there isn't one, there should be!
I've found that junk mail filters never work properly and always catch legitimate mail which means
you still have to wade through all of it like before. I guess most people check their junk mail box
less often. But if there is a junk mail filter it should go into the junk mail folder. Doesn't
have anything to do with Trash or Deleted items. Inbox, Drafts, Sent, Junk, Trash and any other
folders you create. Keep life simple.