Rene Merz wrote:
>>Using "Empty Mail Trash" from the PowerMail menu doesn't delete that
>>folder from the Trash?
>
>Maybe it does. I will try if there is no other solution, but I've a 1-
>month-schedule of automatic delete of the trash.
So your folder will be deleted one month after you moved it to the trash.
If you want to delete a folder immediately without emptying the mail
trash, you can do it via AppleScript:
tell application "PowerMail"
set folderList to current containers
repeat with f in folderList
set folderName to name of f
if (ID of f is ID of in tray) or (ID of f is ID of out tray) or
(ID of
f is ID of mail trash) or (ID of f is ID of spam container) then
display dialog "The folder \"" & folderName & "\" can't
be deleted."
buttons {"OK"} default button "OK"
else
set nbMsg to number of messages of f
set nbSubFolders to number of message containers of f
set alertText to "Do you want to delete the folder \""
& folderName &
"\" IMMEDIATELY? It contains " & nbMsg & " message(s)"
if nbSubFolders > 0 then set alertText to alertText & "
and " &
nbSubFolders & " subfolder(s)"
set alertText to alertText & "." & return & "There is
NO UNDO for this
operation!"
set answer to display dialog alertText buttons {"No",
"Delete"}
default button "No"
if button returned of answer is "Delete" then
delete f
end if
end if
end repeat
end tell
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