Yes there is a place to set how long to keep deleted emails.
In sys setup for mail open the email account and select advanced and
there is an option for deleted email retesion. The default might be
never.
Hope this helps.
Bill Bloom
502-905-5615
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 23, 2009, at 11:16, Profile <[email protected]> wrote:
Ed,
Yes I delete the files from the iPhone as soon as I read them for
like you I keep the permanent files on an iMac at home. Is there a
way to delete these long past emails? I can't figure out how they
are there unless they are stored somewhere on the iPhone but there
is nothing in setup that says to keep deleted files.
John
On Jun 23, 2009, at 9:10 AM, Ed Wiser wrote:
John most likely is a Back up file format.
I notice that when you click on the inbox it take a couple of
seconds sometimes.
Before it move to that screen.
Do you delete your trash all the time. I do as I keep the email on
the sever and only remove it from the server during the download of
mail to my Mac.
I try to keep a zero inbox for mail so I act on emails and do not
let them back up.
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:macgroup-
[email protected]] On Behalf Of Profile
Sent: Monday, June 22, 2009 9:09 PM
To: Macintosh topics
Subject: [MacGroup] Whoa your not going to believe this
I have uploaded ver. 3.0 for the iPhone, and installed the first
upgrade as well.
Here is something that I can't duplicate on the Mac's but the iPhone
has, so watch out if you ever plan a devious prank on your neighbor
or
coworker now there seems to be a record that you can't erase.
I played around with the searching on the iPhone and when I looked up
a topic or an individual in the "found" list there would be emails
displayed from WAY back that have already been wiped off the Mac and
the server, yet there they were. Every word, every email!!!
I checked the Mac to see if I could find the same and no, they were
gone, so how in the world is the iPhone pulling up emails that were
back in December and have been wiped from the Mac? I am using POP
mail and when I download them from Win.net they are wiped from the
server, when I delete them from Mail I use "Apple K" which
permanently
erases them......but not from the all knowing iPhone.
Any way to get these off the iPhone? When I deleted the mail message
manually from the iPhone they would not be deleted. Caught beneath
the streets of Boston and I can't get off.........
John
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