Hi James.
I checked this one:
http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=78892#
But the only thing it says, is to uncheck all.
I did so, but then when I delete a mail, from (let's say) the
Macvisionaries folder/label, it only removes the label, and the mail is
still on the server - in the "all mail"-folder.
The "all mail"-folder is full of stuff, so when I found the mail there,
and deleted it, I don't know if it's all gone or if it is still on the
server somewhere...:(
Den 12.01.2010 23:07, skrev James & Nash:
Hi David,
You need to change something in Labels on the GMail website. Unfortunately, I
cannot remember what it is. However all the instructions you need should be in
the help section of the site.
TC
James
On 12 Jan 2010, at 20:16, David Hole wrote:
Hi James.
Maybe I was a bit unclear in my previous mail.
I am using IMAP on the Mac.
The problem is that Mail.app on the Mac creates a new folder to move deleted mail to
instead of using the "original" one that Gmail uses.
Isn't there any place to setup this - like there is in Thunderbird?
-David
Den 12.01.2010 20:23, skrev James& Nash:
Hi David,
I've set up my Mail.app to use Gmail.
My problem is that when I delete mail, they don't end up in the GMail-trash, but in a
folder called "Deleted messages" or something like that.
How and where can I change this so it works the right way? Or doesn't apple
allow that at all?
Kind regards David
It depends I think on what setup you are using for your Mac and GMail. If you
are using POP3, then all your messages should end up in Mail's Trash folder. If
you are using IMAP, they will still end up in the Trash folder, but your
actions on your Mac should be mirrored on the website and in all your accounts
assuming that you are using other computers too.
TC
James
On 12 Jan 2010, at 17:48, David Hole wrote:
Hello folks.
I've set up my Mail.app to use Gmail.
My problem is that when I delete mail, they don't end up in the GMail-trash, but in a
folder called "Deleted messages" or something like that.
How and where can I change this so it works the right way? Or doesn't apple
allow that at all?
Kind regards David
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