How do I automatically delete junk mail on exit?

[Steve Turner]

I was snooping around and the windows mail junk mail filter is great but I
can't see a way to automatically delete the contents of the folder on
exiting the program, like you can with the delete folder. Is there a way to
do this?

 

[Gary VanderMolen]

No, that can't be done.

 

[Furney]

I want to be able to single click on the email and click delete without ever
opening the email. Can I do this? I also don't want the email to
automatically open underneath all the emails. I only want the email to open
if I double click on it.

Thanks,

 

[mac]

I want to be able to single click on the email and click delete without
ever opening the email. Can I do this? I also don't want the email to
automatically open underneath all the emails. I only want the email to
open if I double click on it.

Thanks,

View>layout>disable 'Show Preview Pane'>apply.

You can put a 'Preview' button on the toolbar to toggle back and forth in
that layout.

 

[ADKR]

Obviously another way that Microsoft is serving us better with Windows Mail
instead of that awful Outlook Express that would autmatically do this.
Sorry, grumpy Friday...

 

[Gary VanderMolen]

? It's been a long time since I used OE, but I didn't think it even had
a Junk E-mail folder, so how could OE automatically empty something
that it doesn't have?

 

[John Barnett MVP]

You are right, Gary OE hasn't got a Junk E-mail folder.

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[Gary VanderMolen]

Hee-hee. I don't mind folks blaming WM for real faults, but when
they start blaming it for imaginary faults, it gets my dander up...