On Fri, 31 Jul 2009, Dean Collins wrote:
Ha Ha yeh I know it was an auto post from his email client but.......
For 'nwchang' and anyone else considering using Boxbe - you might want
to read this blog post about how Boxbe is dumping spam into your deleted
email folder and screwing up your archives.
Your argument is unfair to Boxbe. The argument should be that Boxbe is
incompatible with your archiving methodolgy, which is strange --
delete a message, but don't empty your Deleted Items folder, so you can
archive deleted emails for posterity?
While sure, it might be nice if Boxbe let you specify what folder to move
deleted items to, you could make your archiving method work. But I think
the fault lies in your archiving method rather than Boxbe. I'm guessing
that 99% of people use the Deleted Items folder for just that -- Deleted
Items, items you no longer care about and wish to be gone. You are a very
small exception, I would guess.
Why not create an Archive folder and just move things there instead of
deleting? I'm sure you could create a hotkey of some sort to make that
happen instead of delete.
Beckman
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