Yamaha Saxophone Serial Number Lookup. Yes, there is a way to delete all your unwanted iPhone/iPad emails from the Mail app in one operation! If you leave your iDevice on for a few days and come back to find a few hundred messages on it that you've already downloaded elsewhere this trick will save you time and irritation.

When I delete emails from my Hotmail POP3 account, they reappear in my inbox later that day. Today it re-downloaded 45 message I'd deleted [The deleted-returning messages varied in age.up to 3weeks]. This is not occurring with other POP3 accounts.gmail, comcast.when deleted they don't return Using T-bird 24.5 on Win7-64bit On this PC. I noticed a similar issue with Tbird 64bit V10 I used recently when traveling so the issue cuts across PC's and Tbird versions indicating Hotmail [] settings might be the problem.or perhaps something about the way and Thunderbird interact is less reliable than gmail or comcast interactions. After the emails reappeared, I deleted them again.then ran Remove duplicate messages-Alt.39 on the trash folder to deleted the duplicates. Husqvarna Rifle Serial Number Lookup there. worked great. I've checked messages actively twice in addition to the 10' autocheck and restarted Thunderbird once and they haven't as yet reappeared.

My settings, 'Don't let devices or apps delete messages from ' is pretty similar to what I do with gmail, yet the messages are re-downloaded. There's an option to let the device delete the emails but I'd rather keep them on outlook if I could. If there isn't a good POP fix, I may try IMAP.but I need to research that further. When I delete emails from my Hotmail POP3 account, they reappear in my inbox later that day. Today it re-downloaded 45 message I'd deleted [The deleted-returning messages varied in age.up to 3weeks]. This is not occurring with other POP3 accounts.gmail, comcast.when deleted they don't return Using T-bird 24.5 on Win7-64bit On this PC. I noticed a similar issue with Tbird 64bit V10 I used recently when traveling so the issue cuts across PC's and Tbird versions indicating Hotmail [outlook.com] settings might be the problem.or perhaps something about the way outlook.com and Thunderbird interact is less reliable than gmail or comcast interactions.

After the emails reappeared, I deleted them again.then ran Remove duplicate messages-Alt.39 on the trash folder to deleted the duplicates.worked great. I've checked messages actively twice in addition to the 10' autocheck and restarted Thunderbird once and they haven't as yet reappeared. My outlook.com settings, 'Don't let devices or apps delete messages from outlook.com' is pretty similar to what I do with gmail, yet the messages are re-downloaded. There's an option to let the device delete the emails but I'd rather keep them on outlook if I could. If there isn't a good POP fix, I may try IMAP.but I need to research that further: http://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-set-up-outlook-com-imap-in-windows/. It sounds like one of two thing could be happening. Afudos Engineering Edition Nathan.

Either the 'deleted' email is reappearing or you are getting a second download of that email. If the deleted email is reappearing then it is possible that the Inbox folder may be corrupted. If there is some corruption and you compact the folder, you might lose good emails, so please perform the following to ensure you keep good emails and compact the folder to remove traces of deleted emails. • Move all good emails out of the Inbox into other suitable folders and delete any unwanted emails. • When Inbox is empty, right click on Inbox and select: Compact If you then start to get duplicate downloads, it may mean that your popstate.dat file has gone awol. It keeps a record of what has already been downloaded. Info at links.

• • You would need to delete the 'popstate.dat file and then Thunderbird will create a new one. The downside is that it will download everything that is on your server again, but just once.

Make hidden files and folders visible: • Locate your Profile folders: • In Thunderbird • Help >Troubleshooting Information • click on 'Show folder' button it will open a new window showing profile folder • Close Thunderbird now - this is important • click on 'Mail' folder • click on 'account name' folder Then look for 'popstate.dat', a DAT file. • Delete the 'popstate.dat' file. • Open Thunderbird. • TB should attempt to getmail, otherwise Click on GetMail. Download will happen and you will need to sort through the mail.