Making smart mailboxes in my Mac eMail is easy. One question, if I delete from the main inbox, will it delete from the smart mailbox? If so, what is the point?
GM
September 14, 2010 at 3:40 pm
I have "include messages from Trash" unchecked but they are still showing up in my smart mailbox. Is this a bug? Any way to fix it?
Abc
March 20, 2012 at 9:49 am
I've the same problem of lots of previous versions on an email I've written showing up as trash in the smart mailbox even though "include messages from Trash" is unchecked
Bakari
September 7, 2010 at 4:57 pm
If I'm understanding you correctly, yes, when you delete from a non-smart mail box, it deletes from the smart mailbox, because after an email is deleted, the smart mailbox rule can’t find it. However, depending on the rules you set up for the smart mailbox, deleted emails that are in the trash may still show up in the smart mailbox if the “Include messages from Trash” checkbox is clicked. When the trash is emptied, then the email no longer shows up in the smart mailbox.
I have "include messages from Trash" unchecked but they are still showing up in my smart mailbox. Is this a bug? Any way to fix it?
I've the same problem of lots of previous versions on an email I've written showing up as trash in the smart mailbox even though "include messages from Trash" is unchecked
If I'm understanding you correctly, yes, when you delete from a non-smart mail box, it deletes from the smart mailbox, because after an email is deleted, the smart mailbox rule can’t find it. However, depending on the rules you set up for the smart mailbox, deleted emails that are in the trash may still show up in the smart mailbox if the “Include messages from Trash” checkbox is clicked. When the trash is emptied, then the email no longer shows up in the smart mailbox.