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I'm using the version of Outlook 2016 that comes with Office 2016. The Outlook I use has Word, Excel and PowerPoint bundled in it. So it's one big package. That's the best way I know how to describe

Jen: I don’t find “leave copy of message on server” in advanced options in my version of Outlook Classic under Microsoft 365. I think that since I have checked ask before permanently deleting

I use Outlook Classic in Microsoft 365. I do not have a leave messages on the server option under Advanced in File Options. I wonder Jen, if you are using a stand-alone version of Outlook 2016 Classic

Whatever the cause of the problem, you should be able to avoid it by not using the standard control-v paste command, but instead the following sequence: Alt, then h, then v, then t. This will paste

Jen: My option says permanently delete, and I think it deletes from both Outlook and G-mail. At least I think that’s the case, since after I deleted my test e-mail in Outlook, it was no longer on

Is anyone else experiencing this? So when you're writing something in Chrome and delete the word under the cursor. JAWS reads the word you just deleted, instead of the next word under the cursor. This

Tom, do you have "leave copy of messages on server" checked? If yes, uncheck that box, and you won't have to delete messages twice! "leave copy of messages on server" is under "advanced" in the option

Tom, sorry I misunderstood you! I have that option, too. That just tells Outlook to delete the items in "deleted item" folder, not the server.

Jen: In Outlook Classic, under advanced options, I have an option that says ask before permanently deleting items in the deleted folder for all accounts. I have this option checked, so always get

Hi Tom I'm confused. I use classic Outlook 2016, and I don't see a checkbox to delete messages from the server. There's a "leave a copy of messages on the server" checkbox under "advanced" though. I

Occasionally I like to catch a movie on the TCM movie network. I go to the tcm.com website and copy the schedule for coming weeks into a Word file. When I open that file later, it takes time but it

I'll have to test this to be sure. But, I think once something is permanently deleted, it's deleted from both the Outlook and G-mail servers. Tom Behler From: [email protected] <[email protected]>

What is of maximum importance I place within a folder named °saved messages° and I try to keep it intact, but occasionally I have lost important things. Sent: Saturday, May 17, 2025 5:29 PM To:

From my experience, the emails in my Important folder in Outlook are copies of emails routed to my In box. If I save an email from my In box to a folder to keep it, then I can just delete it from the

Yes, if this does an actual delete and not a remove label “Important” then it will delete messages from other folders and sent. GMAIL only keeps one copy of each message, and add / removes labels

Just to be sure, as I am not, is Outlook permanently delete messages, the same as delete messages from the server? I use gmail very little, so I honestly have no idea. To me, in Outlook, simple delete

Well, if you keep the stuff you want, don’t worry about the other stuff.

Takis: As I think I said before, I have Outlook Classic set to permanently delete all messages before exiting. So, I think I'm ok in that regard. My main question now is if I delete what g-mail

Richard: I actually do save extremely important e-mails in separate OneDrive folders, and on an external hard drive, and those saved messages have the .msg extension. It's those other thousands of

I wonder what would happen if I deleted my important e-mails? I have thousands of messages in there, and don’t know how or why they got there. That would leave me with my sent folder and my all mail