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| | Why is there multiple folders for Sent, Deleted, etc, for IMAP accounts? I noticed there are the following folders that are replicated unnecessarily: Sent & Sent Items Deleted Items & Trash I can't delete Sent Items and Deleted Items. So why do some items end up in Sent Items and other in Sent? Would the Sent Items be the ones sent from WLM and the Sent the ones sent from Webmail? |
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| | Re: Why is there multiple folders for Sent, Deleted, etc, for IMAP accounts? "Rick Z" <oooo.ooo.com> wrote in message news:Ov3DQj4FKHA.4316@xxxxxx Quote: > I noticed there are the following folders that are replicated > unnecessarily: > Sent & Sent Items > Deleted Items & Trash > I can't delete Sent Items and Deleted Items. So why do some items > end up in Sent Items and other in Sent? Would the Sent Items be > the ones sent from WLM and the Sent the ones sent from Webmail? server - the folder where deleted items go might be called Trash or Bin or Rusl or Slettet, so you have to tell it. Right-click on the account name in the Folder pane and select Properties. On the IMAP tab, put the names of the special folders on the boxes and tick the box to 'Store special folders on IMAP server'. WLMail's own special folders (Sent items etc.) can't be deleted. -- Noel |
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