I still can't understand it. I have looked at everything,
advanced ,too, looked at the delete from server, but I don't want
them deleted before they get into my iPhone. I want to read them
first. So, after they are in my iPhone, I don't see how " delete from
server" will do the trick. I do the "delete from server" with my
account on my mac already, but I have had no luck with my iPhone. My
computer is easy to handle with all mail accounts. It is just the
iPhone and my insight account after my mail is in there, that gives
me no choice than delete one by one.
Marta
On Apr 8, 2008, at 15:05 PM, Robert Klein wrote:
"I tell you what bothers me most in my iPhone : I hate to have to
delete
messages one by one if it isn't .mac or gmail. My pastime is to keep
deleting my insight mails. They just don't go away when you delete
from the
computer."
If you want the retrieved email messages deleted from the server
(e.g.,
insightbb.com) from your iPhone, you have to set that in the account
information (Settings>Mail>the account>Advanced>Incoming
Settings>Delete
from Server). Likewise in Mail or Entourage, although different
menus to
get there. In Mail on your Mac, you go to
Mail>Preferences>Accounts, then
click on the account you are making a setting for (left column),
then click
on Mailbox Behaviors--there, you'll see the options you need.
Also, what difference does it make on the iPhone? The newer emails
automatically replace the older ones, so you end up with the 25
most recent
ones (or more, if you set it that way). If want to delete an email
or a
text message conversation, on the list of them you can just wipe
your finger
across it quickly and a red "delete" button pops up. Press it and
you're
done. Couldn't be easier.
Robert
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