Hello Alexander,

On Thursday, July 21, 2005, at 1:40:40 PM, you wrote
re: Deletion by folder using Maintenance mode:

ASK> Hello Wayne Howard & everyone else,

ASK> on 21-Jul-2005 at 19:17 you (Wayne Howard) wrote:

ASK>>> I'm using this with the tickbox "on exit ... remove old messages"
ASK>>> checked, ie. not with the Maintenance mode. That is working here, and
ASK>>> never was a problem with any of the 3.50 series.

>> I have tried adding this setting per folder and it still does not
>> delete messages based upon my number of days setting.

ASK> For this to work you must tick the "on exit ... remove old messages"
ASK> checkbox (it was not ticked in the screenshot you sent to TBBETA, thats why
ASK> I mention it).

Yes, I have tried it that way as well and it did not work. However, I
want to be able to delete messages older than a certain date via
Maintenance. I don't want it to do it every time I close TB.


>> Setting this to default and the running purge and compress via that
>> Maintenance tool still says that it has nothing to do, even though it
>> should delete about 3 months of messages.

ASK> This may be a shot in the dark but... are the message really old enough? I
ASK> mean... maybe you imported them from a backup or an archive and the dates
ASK> were mangled somehow?

I will have to experiment. I finally gave up and deleted the messages
manually. Does it use the created date or the received date?

Restoring a backup changes the dates of the messages? How can this be?
How would you know when they were really created? Perhaps I
misunderstand.

Thanks again for your replies. I really appreciate it!

-- 
Cheers!
Wayne Howard

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