santaslayer
Active Member
How do I go about deleting some of my SOLS mail? I have too much stuff in my inbox. I clicked on "Mark deleted"but that only places a red circle next to the email? Thank you. 
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poloktim
\(^o^)/
That's your webmail. Your SOLSmail is checked by using SOLS. There is a difference.santaslayer said:How do I go about deleting some of my SOLS mail? I have too much stuff in my inbox. I clicked on "Mark deleted"but that only places a red circle next to the email? Thank you.
Honestly, these non-computer types. :S
santaslayer
Active Member
eh yea...lolz, i meant webmail....ahahaah Mirapoint....whateva!
Mirapoint....whateva! 
misskitty2058
Yaaaaarrrrr!!
Mark as delete and click on compact I think its on the left hand side.
Ninga
Member
Theres an option in preferences, which allows you to get rid of that gay compact command. I think it says something like "Delete to trash" and u change that to yes, and put in "Trash" in the "Trash Folder:" box above that. That changes that compact command on the left sidebar to "Empty". Its as easy as that.
santaslayer
Active Member
OK thanks MissKitty and Ninga.
christ
New Member
Deleting Messages
Each Webmail Direct account is allocated a certain amount of disk space; you can see how close you are to reaching your limit with the quota status bar at the top of your Inbox. Once it reaches maximum capacity, messages are returned to their senders. For this reason, it is good practice to clean out your folders on a regular basis, deleting messages that are outdated or have otherwise served their purpose. Note: The quota status bar does not display if no quota has been set for your account. Contact your system administrator or service provider for details about your quota.
Important! Before you begin deleting messages, go to the Preferences page and decide whether or not you want to use the Trash feature. If you enable the Trash feature, the Compact link in Webmail goes away and is replaced by a Trash link (also the Legend changes to not display the Deleted icon); all deleted messages go to the Trash folder and remain there until you click [Empty] next to the Trash link. For more information, see Setting Preferences.
To delete messages using the Trash feature:
Select the messages you want to delete. Note: You must have enabled the Trash feature in your Preferences settings first.
Result: The messages are moved to your Trash folder.
Click Delete.
Result: The messages are moved to your Trash folder, where you can retrieve them before logging out if you want. To retrieve messages you deleted, click Folders and then Trash and find the message(s) you want to keep and move it(them) to a different folder.
Click [Empty] next to the Trash link.
Result: The messages in your Trash folder are permanently deleted.
To delete messages using the Compact feature:
Select the messages you want to delete. Note: The Compact feature is enabled by default.
Result: A check mark appears next in the check box of the selected messages. For more information on how to select messages, see Organizing Your Messages.
Click Delete.
Result: The Deleted icon appears next to the messages. To undelete messages you want to keep, select those messages and choose Undelete from the Mark menu, and then click Mark; the Deleted icon goes away from those messages.
Click Compact.
Result: The marked messages are permanently deleted.
Each Webmail Direct account is allocated a certain amount of disk space; you can see how close you are to reaching your limit with the quota status bar at the top of your Inbox. Once it reaches maximum capacity, messages are returned to their senders. For this reason, it is good practice to clean out your folders on a regular basis, deleting messages that are outdated or have otherwise served their purpose. Note: The quota status bar does not display if no quota has been set for your account. Contact your system administrator or service provider for details about your quota.
Important! Before you begin deleting messages, go to the Preferences page and decide whether or not you want to use the Trash feature. If you enable the Trash feature, the Compact link in Webmail goes away and is replaced by a Trash link (also the Legend changes to not display the Deleted icon); all deleted messages go to the Trash folder and remain there until you click [Empty] next to the Trash link. For more information, see Setting Preferences.
To delete messages using the Trash feature:
Select the messages you want to delete. Note: You must have enabled the Trash feature in your Preferences settings first.
Result: The messages are moved to your Trash folder.
Click Delete.
Result: The messages are moved to your Trash folder, where you can retrieve them before logging out if you want. To retrieve messages you deleted, click Folders and then Trash and find the message(s) you want to keep and move it(them) to a different folder.
Click [Empty] next to the Trash link.
Result: The messages in your Trash folder are permanently deleted.
To delete messages using the Compact feature:
Select the messages you want to delete. Note: The Compact feature is enabled by default.
Result: A check mark appears next in the check box of the selected messages. For more information on how to select messages, see Organizing Your Messages.
Click Delete.
Result: The Deleted icon appears next to the messages. To undelete messages you want to keep, select those messages and choose Undelete from the Mark menu, and then click Mark; the Deleted icon goes away from those messages.
Click Compact.
Result: The marked messages are permanently deleted.
Ninga
Member
I liked the way i said it much better.
jm1234567890
Premium Member
yeah, i do it that way tooNinga said:
poloktim
\(^o^)/
Bah! I'm not reading the other way, so I agree.Ninga said:
santaslayer
Active Member
LoLz, thanks christ.
BTW, is that short for Christine or do you think that you really are super?
BTW, is that short for Christine or do you think that you really are super?
santaslayer
Active Member
LoLz. You don't look German. Or maybe I'm arrogant.christ said: