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I have a couple of questions about using Outlook with an IMAP email account.
I just set it up on our PC (shared between me and my wife but logging in under different profiles). Now, she's been using our ISP's webmail service for some time now as she's been moving between her laptop and this computer. So I decided to configure Outlook for IMAP operation to see if the same email base can be shared between the two or more machines. It auto configured OK (it detected IMAP first). It then downloaded a lot of messages that were stored on the server side of things. I had a look at one then I deleted it. Instead of it going to the deleted items folder Outlook merely put a strikethrough or a line through the message title which you see in folder view or whatever it's called. How does Outlook delete it in the conventional sense? Thanks. |
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