Sunday, July 09, 2000, 4:44:26 AM, you wrote:
> Right click on your Trash folder and select Properties. Set the
> maximum number of stored messages to zero, and then, after every
> delete, you can just use Folder->Purge All Folders. This will empty
> your trash folder and will remove all traces of your deleted messages
> from all of your folders in one shot.
Thanks to everyone who has made suggestions on this matter, I like the
one above, nice and simple, and it seems pretty secure. I'll try this
idea for a while.
It's got me wondering how commercial users handle delete secrity. Do
some apps have an option of a totally secure delete? I assume it's even
*possible*?
Cheers.
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