delete button doesn't move items to deleted items folder

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Anne

When I click on the Delete button, it doesn't move a message to the deleted
items foler, the message is just gone. Even when I drag an item to the
deleted items folder, the message disappears. It's driving me crazy. I can
drag an unread item to the deleted items folder, and it will stay there until
I read it. Once I've read it and go back to the in box, then back to the
deleted items folder, it's GONE. What do I do so that I can drag items to
the deleted items folder and click on the X to delete items so they will go
to the deleted items folder?
 
Go to 'View|Current View' and make sure "Unread messages in this folder" is
NOT selected. When this option is turned on, it has the effect of making a
message disappear as soon as it is marked "Read".

Hal
 
When I click on the Delete button, it doesn't move a message to the deleted
items foler, the message is just gone. Even when I drag an item to the
deleted items folder, the message disappears. It's driving me crazy. I
can
drag an unread item to the deleted items folder, and it will stay there
until
I read it. Once I've read it and go back to the in box, then back to the
deleted items folder, it's GONE. What do I do so that I can drag items to
the deleted items folder and click on the X to delete items so they will go
to the deleted items folder?
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Check the view you're using in the Deleted Items folder. If it's the "Unread
Messages" view, switch to the "Messages" view instead.
 
Thank you so much. I appreciate your help!

Brian Tillman said:
Check the view you're using in the Deleted Items folder. If it's the "Unread
Messages" view, switch to the "Messages" view instead.
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Thank you so much. I appreciate your help!

Hal Hostetler said:
Go to 'View|Current View' and make sure "Unread messages in this folder" is
NOT selected. When this option is turned on, it has the effect of making a
message disappear as soon as it is marked "Read".

Hal
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