can deleted items ALL just go into the main Deleted items folder?

Regardless of how many accounts one manages in WLM or how often responses are not satisfactory, if not desiring to move messages to
another folder(manually or via a rule), then accessing each accounts Deleted Items folder is the only remaining option.

I have 9 accounts in WLM (3 Live ID, 6 Pop3)....I'm quite confident that when I delete something I will never need it again. So
confident that I enable Empty Deleted Items on Exit in WLM to ensure that the Pop3 and Storage Folder Deleted items are emptied.

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...winston
ms-mvp mail


"Destin_FL" <> wrote in message news:968EB1EB-5580-4593-B300-...
> Ronald thanks for the effort, but I guess you missed the meaning of my question. But you wanted to chime in anyway to sound
> important by pointing out that WLM and WLMD have essentially morphed into just WLM now. Good for you. Kudos also on knowing
> your own personal definition of "deleted messages."
>
> I was asking how to have all the messages that I delete go automatically into the Deleted Items folder.... I do not want to have
> to go through all the individual account Deleted items folders to drag deleted messages into the main Deleted items folder....
>
> Tim
>
>
>
>
>
> From: Ron Sommer
> Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2008 9:28 AM
> Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windows.live.mail.desktop
> Subject: Re: can deleted items ALL just go into the main Deleted items folder?
> Why don't you create a 'Deleted but still want to keep' folder.
> Move messages to that folder.
> Deleted messages should be messages that you don't want to keep.
> --
>
>

It must be nice to be that confident about your deleted items. :-)
But as they say, sh*t happens! Quite a few times I have deleted an email, only to find out a few days later that some condition or aspect has changed, causing me to have to revisit the issue. For that reason I let emails in Deleted Items simmer for about one week, before the final emptying.

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Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)


"...winston" <> wrote in message news:uAQ6Ksp$...
> Regardless of how many accounts one manages in WLM or how often responses are not satisfactory, if not desiring to move messages to
> another folder(manually or via a rule), then accessing each accounts Deleted Items folder is the only remaining option.
>
> I have 9 accounts in WLM (3 Live ID, 6 Pop3)....I'm quite confident that when I delete something I will never need it again. So
> confident that I enable Empty Deleted Items on Exit in WLM to ensure that the Pop3 and Storage Folder Deleted items are emptied.
>
> --
> ...winston
> ms-mvp mail
>
>
> "Destin_FL" <> wrote in message news:968EB1EB-5580-4593-B300-...
>> Ronald thanks for the effort, but I guess you missed the meaning of my question. But you wanted to chime in anyway to sound
>> important by pointing out that WLM and WLMD have essentially morphed into just WLM now. Good for you. Kudos also on knowing
>> your own personal definition of "deleted messages."
>>
>> I was asking how to have all the messages that I delete go automatically into the Deleted Items folder.... I do not want to have
>> to go through all the individual account Deleted items folders to drag deleted messages into the main Deleted items folder....
>>
>> Tim
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> From: Ron Sommer
>> Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2008 9:28 AM
>> Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windows.live.mail.desktop
>> Subject: Re: can deleted items ALL just go into the main Deleted items folder?
>> Why don't you create a 'Deleted but still want to keep' folder.
>> Move messages to that folder.
>> Deleted messages should be messages that you don't want to keep.
>> --
>>
>>
>
>

hahahe yeah, exactly Gary, for me, I also let them simmer in there for a
week or two before deleting the deleted items.

Tim


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"Gary VanderMolen" <> wrote in message
news:uGYGW0w$...
> It must be nice to be that confident about your deleted items. :-)
> But as they say, sh*t happens! Quite a few times I have deleted an email,
> only to find out a few days later that some condition or aspect has
> changed, causing me to have to revisit the issue. For that reason I let
> emails in Deleted Items simmer for about one week, before the final
> emptying.