I'm not quite sure what you have in mind here. Forgive me if I'm being  
thick.

At the moment I take messages in 2 month chunks from my inbox (for  
example) and copy them into a folder in another folder called archive.  
I leave several months worth of messages in the inbox, so I can refer  
back to old messages more easily. So I move 2 months worth of messages  
from the inbox to a new folder with a date on it, in a folder called  
(in this case) inbox in the archive folder. Then I delete and trash  
the messages I just transferred to my archive, and trash them. They  
vanish, but then reappear in the inbox.

This behaviour is relatively recent. This procedure used to work just  
fine!

Ranulph



On 3 Feb 2009, at 12:28, Keith Scott wrote:

> Ranulph
> At a guess, I think the "folder" was being preserved against  
> accidental loss.
> Try "Select All" or Cmd A on the open folder and bin the lot before  
> closing and removing the old folder.
> Or even rename and reuse it.
> May not be the answer, but is my guess.
> Keith
> =========================================================
>
> Edmund Craske wrote:
>> Ranulph Glanville wrote:
>>
>>> I use apple mail v 3.5, in Leopard 10.5.6.
>>>
>>> I move messages every couple of months into a series of dated  
>>> folders,
>>> so I can keep my mailboxes reasonably small.
>>>
>>> However, for some time I've found that the messages I move across  
>>> into
>>> these folders, and then delete, are not deleted. They remain in the
>>> mail ox they were in, with a duplicate in the dated folders.
>>>
>>> I'd really like to get rid of these duplicates of the messages that
>>> I've moved. That's the whole point, of course.
>>>
>>> Has anyone any idea why the messages I delete are not deleted? (I do
>>> remember to empty the trash!)
>>>
>>> Thanks, Ranulph
>>>
>> I guess the main question that you've not answered already is, are  
>> you
>> using POP3 or IMAP (or something else) to get your mail?
>>
>> Ed
>>
>>
>
> >


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