'Coatl Teotzlcoatl Oct 8, 2008 #1 Deleting old messages also deletes them from the person's mailbox which received the message. In other words... If you delete a "sent" message it will be removed from the person's inbox that you sent it to. Upvote 0 Downvote
Deleting old messages also deletes them from the person's mailbox which received the message. In other words... If you delete a "sent" message it will be removed from the person's inbox that you sent it to.
'Coatl Teotzlcoatl Thread Starter Thread Starter Oct 8, 2008 #3 It's really annoying... It's not a good idea to have to save tons of old messages... better to delete them.
It's really annoying... It's not a good idea to have to save tons of old messages... better to delete them.
Reborn Rising Star Senior Member Senior member Chemical engineer Oct 9, 2008 #4 Well that explains a lot
magic clown aka Slap Stick Sam Oct 9, 2008 #5 Yes I've just had that problem. Cleaning out my post box just erased messages that people never got to read.
Yes I've just had that problem. Cleaning out my post box just erased messages that people never got to read.
'Coatl Teotzlcoatl Thread Starter Thread Starter Jan 21, 2009 #6 It's still happening... if I delete my sent messages, it removes them from the person inbox that I sent the message to... WHY? This is annoying! Can you fix it?
It's still happening... if I delete my sent messages, it removes them from the person inbox that I sent the message to... WHY? This is annoying! Can you fix it?