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Gawaine
I have 51 pages of email to clear. Can this be done a page at a time with a
simple click or tow?
simple click or tow?
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Nate Grossman
Gawaine said:I have 51 pages of email to clear. Can this be done a page at a time with a
simple click or tow?
By the time you answer all the questions about what email program
you're using, you could delete them one email at a time.
Get ready...
Get set...
START!
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Patrick Keenan
Gawaine said:I have 51 pages of email to clear. Can this be done a page at a time with a
simple click or tow?
This has nothing at all to do with XP or any OS. It has to do with your
mail server.
Generally, though, yes, on a web interface you can select all and click
Delete. It may take some time.
HTH
-pk
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Brian A.
I have 51 pages of email to clear. Can this be done a page at a time with
a simple click or tow?
Without knowing which email application you use it's a guess for any
correct response.
If you are using OE you can Left click once on the first email, scroll
down, Press/Hold down the Shift key and Left click on the last email.
Press the Delete key or click the Delete Icon (Red X, not Red x on page
which is Stop) on the toolbar.
The emails will be moved to the Deleted Items folder.
Right click on the Deleted Items folder and click Empty Deleted Items Folder
in the popup menu.
The same can also be done when using WinMail.
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Brian A. Sesko
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VanguardLH
Gawaine said:I have 51 pages of email to clear. Can this be done a page at a time with a
simple click or tow?
E-mail doesn't have pages. Every e-mail is just one page no matter how
long.
If you mean you have pages on some webmail interface to your
UNIDENTIFIED e-mail account then you get to use whatever deletion
features that they provided. Since you never identified WHO's webmail
service you use, you'll have to do the work yourself to go look at their
web pages to see what options they provide.
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Singapore Computer Service
Hello,
In the options section, there should be something like 'show X entries per
page'.
Alternatively, you can use an interface like http://www.mail2web.com/ to
access your mail and delete them.
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In the options section, there should be something like 'show X entries per
page'.
Alternatively, you can use an interface like http://www.mail2web.com/ to
access your mail and delete them.
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Singapore Computer Home Remote On-Site Repair Service
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Gawaine
I'm using Hotmail but I will try your advice. Thanks!
Gawaine
Gawaine