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Don
Feb 17, 2009, 3:52:20 PM2/17/09
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I am having trouble with my Apple Trash on the left side of screen. I
delete things, but nothing is going to trash. It goes somewhere, but
where? How do I get it back? The Yahoo mail trash works just fine,
the the Apple Trash is gone.
Trash Icon is there, but items deleted to trash do not show up there.
Don
delete things, but nothing is going to trash. It goes somewhere, but
where? How do I get it back? The Yahoo mail trash works just fine,
the the Apple Trash is gone.
Trash Icon is there, but items deleted to trash do not show up there.
Don
Rory Bowman
Feb 18, 2009, 10:16:21 AM2/18/09
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Do you mean the Finder trash (which appears on the lower or right side
of the OS X dock) or the trash folder within the OS X Mail.app program?
Many programs have separate "trash cans" and moving things to a
program-specific trash can doesn't affect others. Also, within
Mail.app, each account has its own trash can, which can seem counter-
intuitive.
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of the OS X dock) or the trash folder within the OS X Mail.app program?
Many programs have separate "trash cans" and moving things to a
program-specific trash can doesn't affect others. Also, within
Mail.app, each account has its own trash can, which can seem counter-
intuitive.
MacRory.Com Macintosh Consulting, Services & Training
"I optimize Macs & teach people to use them." http://www.macrory.com
Donald Ross
Feb 18, 2009, 10:44:41 PM2/18/09
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The trash below mail inbox. It is there, and I delete things, but can't find where itd goes. Happened about one week ago.
Meet you somewhere on the Ridge! Don
Rory Bowman
Feb 19, 2009, 1:25:41 PM2/19/09
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Within the Mail.app preferences for "Accounts" is a section called
"Mailbox Behavior" where you can set things to automatically delete.
If the box is not checked, then things never go to this trash but are
immediately deleted. If it is set to automatically empty, they are
deleted from trash immediately.
Only trash things that you never want to see again. If you want a "pre-
trash" folder of some type, create one separately. All of the
electrons that were mysteriously placed into the trash folder before
are picked up each night by the Physics Fairy and recycled for new
email messages, in keeping with various magical laws related to the
conservation of matter and energy and observed by all hippies from
Cupertino.
"Mailbox Behavior" where you can set things to automatically delete.
If the box is not checked, then things never go to this trash but are
immediately deleted. If it is set to automatically empty, they are
deleted from trash immediately.
Only trash things that you never want to see again. If you want a "pre-
trash" folder of some type, create one separately. All of the
electrons that were mysteriously placed into the trash folder before
are picked up each night by the Physics Fairy and recycled for new
email messages, in keeping with various magical laws related to the
conservation of matter and energy and observed by all hippies from
Cupertino.
Sharri LaPierre
Feb 19, 2009, 2:40:50 PM2/19/09
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OOOh, I just love the Physics Fairy and the hippies from Cupertino. I
build altars to them regularly and decorate the keyboard & monitor
with garlands of fonts and webdings. Then we all perform the ritual
Mac Prance Pro. Such fun!
I will be back to haunt you all at meetings when my Wed. night class
is over.
Sharri
On Feb 19, 2009, at 10:25 AM, Rory Bowman wrote:
Within the Mail.app preferences for "Accounts" is a section called
"Mailbox Behavior" where you can set things to automatically delete.
If the box is not checked, then things never go to this trash but are
immediately deleted. If it is set to automatically empty, they are
deleted from trash immediately.
Only trash things that you never want to see again. If you want a "pre-
trash" folder of some type, create one separately. All of the
electrons that were mysteriously placed into the trash folder before
are picked up each night by the Physics Fairy and recycled for new
email messages, in keeping with various magical laws related to the
conservation of matter and energy and observed by all hippies from
Cupertino.
On Feb 18, 2009, at 7:44 PM, Donald Ross wrote:
build altars to them regularly and decorate the keyboard & monitor
with garlands of fonts and webdings. Then we all perform the ritual
Mac Prance Pro. Such fun!
I will be back to haunt you all at meetings when my Wed. night class
is over.
Sharri
On Feb 19, 2009, at 10:25 AM, Rory Bowman wrote:
Within the Mail.app preferences for "Accounts" is a section called
"Mailbox Behavior" where you can set things to automatically delete.
If the box is not checked, then things never go to this trash but are
immediately deleted. If it is set to automatically empty, they are
deleted from trash immediately.
Only trash things that you never want to see again. If you want a "pre-
trash" folder of some type, create one separately. All of the
electrons that were mysteriously placed into the trash folder before
are picked up each night by the Physics Fairy and recycled for new
email messages, in keeping with various magical laws related to the
conservation of matter and energy and observed by all hippies from
Cupertino.
On Feb 18, 2009, at 7:44 PM, Donald Ross wrote:
Donald Ross
Feb 19, 2009, 8:51:52 PM2/19/09
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I have done that and still nothing in "Trash". I used to have things there that I could go back and get things I had forgotten to send. I can go to "send" and do the same thing, but where are the deleted items going now?
On Feb 19, 2009, at 10:25 AM, Rory Bowman wrote:
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