IMAP changed to deleting email

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I have outlook 2007 and have an IMAP account at godaddy. When I deleted
email it used to save them to the trash but now its permanently deleting
them. I noticed it started happening last week. I've checked the purge
config parameters I could find and none are checked. How do I get outlook to
move whatever I delete to the trash rather than permanently delete? I use
IMAP since I have an iphone. When I delete on the iphone, the email does
goes to the trash and my outlook email is properly updated. Just not the
other way around.
 
jay said:
I have outlook 2007 and have an IMAP account at godaddy. When I deleted
email it used to save them to the trash but now its permanently deleting
them. I noticed it started happening last week. I've checked the purge
config parameters I could find and none are checked. How do I get outlook
to
move whatever I delete to the trash rather than permanently delete? I use
IMAP since I have an iphone. When I delete on the iphone, the email does
goes to the trash and my outlook email is properly updated. Just not the
other way around.
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IMAP accounts have NEVER moved deleted items to trash - IMAP accounts don't
have a trash.
 
let me explain what I'd like it to do...

On my iphone, when I hit delete, it automatically saves it to the "Trash"
folder. I can still get to it later from either my iphone or from outlook on
my pc.

In outlook, when I hit delete it permanently purges the message. How do I
emulate the same behavior in outlook as my iphone?

thanks
 
Please include the message you are replying to so others can follow the
thread...

Outlook is not permanently deleting messages - it marks them for deletion
and you need to purge the folder. If you don't see them in the folder, make
sure you are using a view that shows the purged messages in place - two
popular views hide messages marked for purging or sort marked items to the
end of the folder.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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