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Deleting email from server

 
 
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      31st May 2007
I thought outlook had the ability to indicate you do not wish emails to be
deleted fromthe email server at download, and that they should be deleted
only when they are deleted inside outlook. Cannot seem to find where to make
this setting. Can someone steer me in right direction to find these settings?
Thanks,
Mark
 
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      31st May 2007
"Markus" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I thought outlook had the ability to indicate you do not wish emails to be
> deleted fromthe email server at download, and that they should be deleted
> only when they are deleted inside outlook. Cannot seem to find where to
> make
> this setting. Can someone steer me in right direction to find these
> settings?
> Thanks,
> Mark



The route differs slightly from version to version, and as you didn't tell
what version you have, I can only be general.
The option you require is in the Advanced Tab of the More Settings option in
Email Account Change screen.....


 
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