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- Subject: Re: Automatically empty 2 or more "Deleted Items" folders
- Author: Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
- Date: 06 Oct 2008
- References: 1 2 3 4
"abhunt2" <abhunt2@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0BC5F014-0ECA-4BBD-BF82-3F968341B6C6@microsoft.com...
I already explained this. That's how Outlook works. If you don't like it,
you'll have to contact Microsoft directly and lodge a complaint. Posting in
this newsgroup doesn't connect you with Microsoft.
news:0BC5F014-0ECA-4BBD-BF82-3F968341B6C6@microsoft.com...
>I too have multiple PST files and accounts. I believe I have only one
>Profile
> although I have not looked into that feature. I had a similar complaint. I
> have turned off the automatic emptying of the Deleted Items on Exit but my
> complaint is that no matter which account I am in the Empty Deleted Items
> option under the Tools menu will only empty the default Deleted Items
> folder.
>
> I could understand having to change accounts to have it work on each one
> but
> that does not work either. It seems to me to be a related and similar
> pain. I
> have to go into the alternate Deleted Items folders manually and clean it
> out.
>Profile
> although I have not looked into that feature. I had a similar complaint. I
> have turned off the automatic emptying of the Deleted Items on Exit but my
> complaint is that no matter which account I am in the Empty Deleted Items
> option under the Tools menu will only empty the default Deleted Items
> folder.
>
> I could understand having to change accounts to have it work on each one
> but
> that does not work either. It seems to me to be a related and similar
> pain. I
> have to go into the alternate Deleted Items folders manually and clean it
> out.
I already explained this. That's how Outlook works. If you don't like it,
you'll have to contact Microsoft directly and lodge a complaint. Posting in
this newsgroup doesn't connect you with Microsoft.
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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