Interesting. Thanks to both of you who answered. I rarely have reason to go
digging through the trash, so as long as it doesn’t mean that somehow people
are getting multiple copies of my messages it doesn’t really matter. I was
just curious why it would be so.
> On Jul 23, 2016, at 10:39
I find that while composing messages, Google will keep various versions of the
message labeled as drafts, and then when the message is sent it will move
these to the trash.
If you are using APple's mail as your primary interface into Gmail, you can
remove this effect by telling mail not to
Hi,
It sounds like your gMail is set to Trash things instead of Archiving them.
I'm guessing that your Mail is also set to possibly move items from your Sent
Mail to the Trash after a specific time period. I believe that this
combination would present this duplication.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
This may or may not have anything to do with the Mac, but I am curious why I
find multiple copies of messages I have sent in the trash. I did not use my
Gmail account much until I discovered the ease with which one could go through
list traffic in Mail and started using it for subscriptions.
Hi, I am changing the subject line to reflect what I am goibng to ask.
I am currently using imap with my gmail account, but my icon does not
support this and when using it I will have to use pop3. My question is
this. Is there a way to tell gmail that only messages that are new that are
coming
