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Deleting
E-mail
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The hardest part
about deleting e-mail is deciding that it's a good
idea. Keep your mail long enough to reply to it
and refer back to it if necessary. Of course, once
you start receiving junk e-mail, you’ll be happy
you know how to delete it.
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How to do it
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1. Highlight
the message description that you want to delete.
If you have just finished reading the message,
then it is already highlighted.
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2. Click
the DELETE button
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Permanently Deleting
Deleted Items
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Deleted items aren’t
really gone. They are actually stored in a folder
called Deleted Items. It’s very safe to delete
messages because you can go back read deleted items,
forward them, or reply to them.
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Periodically, you
should get rid of your deleted messages -- permanently.
How often you do that is entirely up to you. I know
some people who have NEVER gotten rid of their deleted
e-mail. Others like to tidy up on a daily basis.
Somewhere between these two extremes will probably
be right for you.
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How to do it
- Right click the
DELETED ITEMS folder.
- Move the pointer
onto Empty Deleted Items Folder
- Click
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Since this process
will get rid of your deleted items permanently,
your computer will double-check to make sure this
is really what you want to do. Be brave. Click YES.
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