No idea what the second option does. The first option deletes
attachments that have come in with incoming messages. You can save
the attachments separately (right-click and save as) if you want to
retain them after deleting the associated messages. Files that are
already on your hard drive independently of TB! will remain there;
sending one as an attachment and then deleting your 'sent mail' copy
will not delete the separate, pre-existing document.
JN
Roman Katzer wrote on Sunday, March 10, 2002:
> There are two options in the files and directories portion of the account
> properties:
> Delete attached files when a message is deleted from Trash folder and
> Bind attachments only while sending out mail
> Will the first one, when checked, also delete files from my directories when
> I delete a message I sent from the trash folder? Say I send a message
> containing a word doc to a friend and later delete that message from trash.
> Will TB delete the original file or only the one it created in it's
> attachment folder?
> BTW why does it copy attached files to its own folder? This is pretty weird
> behavior.
> What does that second option do?
> Roman
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