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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / March 2008Automate permanent delete
I would like to delete unread emails (spam and useless emails), but they end up in the Deleted folder along with useful emails. I only want to keep the read emails. Is there anyway to delete unread emails from the Deleted folder? Many thanks from a deluged Outlook 2003 user. The deleted folder is not the place to keep mail / data you wish to retain >I would like to delete unread emails (spam and useless emails), but they >end [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Many thanks from a deluged Outlook 2003 user. I agree with DL and add that you could learn to use Shift Delete to permanently Delete. Regards Judy Gleeson MVP Outlook Trainer and Consultant www.pragmatix.com.au . > The deleted folder is not the place to keep mail / data you wish to retain > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> >> Many thanks from a deluged Outlook 2003 user. Hold down the shift key when you delete junk and it will skip the Deleted folder. I agree that the deleted items folder is not a place to store anything. Make another folder to store emails you want to keep. > I would like to delete unread emails (spam and useless emails), but they end > up in the Deleted folder along with useful emails. I only want to keep the > read emails. Is there anyway to delete unread emails from the Deleted folder? > > Many thanks from a deluged Outlook 2003 user.
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