What does strike-through mean in inbox?

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Eric_NY

I have some email messages in a personal folder in Outlook 2003. In the
standard view, one of the messages appears with a strike-through through the
From, Subject, Received, etc. fields. It's also displayed in a gray font, not
the normal black font.

I can open the message with no problem.

What does the strike-through / gray mean?
 
I have some email messages in a personal folder in Outlook 2003. In the
standard view, one of the messages appears with a strike-through through the
From, Subject, Received, etc. fields. It's also displayed in a gray font,
not
the normal black font.

I can open the message with no problem.

What does the strike-through / gray mean?
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It means that the account is an IMAP account and that you have marked the
message for deletion. It won't actually delete until it is purged.
 
Thank you.

Brian Tillman said:
It means that the account is an IMAP account and that you have marked the
message for deletion. It won't actually delete until it is purged.
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