Hi, with gmail, the All Mail folder is where the real messages are
actually kept. So, other things like inbox, important, or other
so-called folders you create are actually labels which most other email
programs see as folders. So, bottom line, if you delete things from All
Mail, you are
I'm not aware of a setting. This is just the default behavior, and I'm
not sure you can change it. There are ways to force the deletion of
messages from the Gmail server, but I've never used them before. I'd
suggest going to Google to search. There's a lot of information out
there on how Gmail
To get rid of my messages, I just move them into the Trash folder and
wait about 30 days for Google to delete them. If they're left anywhere
else, they'll stick around forever.
On 11/21/2013 02:09 PM, Shane clark wrote:
Hi,
So if I understand you correct, I can move each message let's say to
You can tell gmail how long to hold your messages. I think it’s under the
advanced options in the mail app or mail, contacts, and calendars.
Cait
On Nov 21, 2013, at 3:09 PM, Shane clark hshanecl...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
So if I understand you correct, I can move each message let's say to the
Hi,
So if I understand you correct, I can move each message let's say to the trash,
and it will still be there in the all-male folder? How about when I delete all
of the trash content, will that still be there in the all-male folder as well?
In other words, you're saying that The only way to
Hi Chris,
Is there a setting that you can turn on to make Google delete the email after
30 days? And where would this be found?
Sent from my iPhone
On Nov 21, 2013, at 3:46 PM, Christopher Chaltain chalt...@gmail.com wrote:
To get rid of my messages, I just move them into the Trash folder
