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• How To Delete Duplicate Emails In Outlook 2010
• How To Duplicate Outlook Email

Change E-mail Settings in Outlook. Then in the new popup “Account Settings” window, double click on the Gmail account under “E-mail” tab. Next in the subsequent “Change Account” window, locate and click on “More Settings” button. After that, another new dialog box of “Internet E-mail Settings” will turn up.

• To permanently delete all emails you have previously trashed in Outlook: With the right mouse button, click on the Deleted Items folder for the account or PST file you want to empty. Select Empty Folder from the menu that has appeared. Click Yes under Everything in the 'Deleted Items' folder will be permanently deleted.
• From the Outlook Options Settings, scroll down to the Conversations Clean Up section, Click Browse to select a folder to send all clean up items to.preferably the Deleted Items folder.

Hi,I have an Office 365 Account. In August 2012, my system crashed and I had to reinstall all software. I had been storing all my Office 365 mail data in a.PST file.

To save the trouble of downloading all my mails again, I just backed up all data from the.PST file.I later observed that when I connected to the internet, all my mails started downloading again as a result of which I have a lot of duplicates mails in various Outlook mail sub folders.How can I delete these duplicate mails from Outlook and the server. I am in the same boat with you.I used a 3rd party program called Osasync to sync my desktop and laptop so that Outlook would appear identical on both. It was a nightmare. I had tons of error messages, Outlook froze up about 6 times a day and I had to alt/ctrl/del to get out, and ittook an entire day to sync.So I uninstalled that awful program from both computers and when I re-synced Outlook, it brought in 12,000 messages to my sent email box (from the cloud storage where the sync emails were stored). There were 6 of every email. The Outlook clean up tooldoes not work.

I just get an error message saying that none of the dupes meet the standards set for the cleanup tool, or something like that.So just wondering if you have found a way to get rid of your dupes. I am petrified to try 3rd party solution since I had such a bad experience last time I waded into that water. Thanks!Hi CaroleAnnAustin.

Please search to check for an existing issue (including closed issues, for which the fix may not have yet been released) before opening a new issue: Expected behaviorWhen deleting one or more mails from inbox, I expect every deleted mail one time in trash directory. Actual behaviorWhen deleting one or more mails from inbox, every deleted mail exist in trash two times. Steps to reproduce. Wait for incomaing mail (or send a test mail). Delete a mail from inbox using symbol 'trash can' on left bottom. Change to 'trash' directory.In first moment the deleted mail appears only one time.

After short time the deleted mail appears asecond time in trash directory.After manually syncing the doubled mail disappears - the mail is only shown one time.EnvironmentK-9 Mail version: 5.207I use the same email account with thunderbird on my desktop pc. These problems do not occurusing thunderbird on pc.Android version: 7.0.0Account type (IMAP, POP3, WebDAV/Exchange):It is an IMAP Account. How to start the recording? I activated in K-9 global settings 'debug-protocoll' ('Fehlersuchprotokoll').Must I set further settings?I did it again as follows:I opened K-9 Mail at 16:25 pm (local time, see timestamps in logfile).In the inbox I deleted a mail, changed into trash directory and waited a few seconds.Then the deleted mail appeared twice.After a manual sync the mail appeared only once again.All this happend between 16:25:00 pm and 16:26:00 pm. So I shortened the logfile.gandogar. This also happens to sent mail and drafts.There is an issue with sync I believe.I am able to replicate by:. Create a draft and Save Draft.

Refresh Draft folder. Delete draft, (You will see a copy of draft in Trash folder).

How To Delete Duplicate Emails In Outlook 2010

Refresh Trash folder, (Another copy of same draft appears)There are three Hello mails in image above. That is because I did not refresh/sync draft folder before deleting first Hello draft. I also see this problem on both oldish (tablet w/ android 6.0.1) and newish (phone w/ android 7.1.1) devices, both running k-9 mail 5.600. Like Avispa, I have two accounts, both IMAP. The first account is connected to a Linux debian dovecot IMAP server. The second is a gmail account. The duplicate Trash is seen on the linux account.

The gmail account is very quiet, so I haven't noticed the problem there. Steps to reproduce:. Delete email from Inbox. Switch to Trash, the deleted email is shown. Click on Refresh (necessary to empty Trash). Duplicate of deleted email is shown.If I refresh Trash on other device with K-( Mail, it doesn't show duplicates, only on the device where email was deleted.

Since I can still empty Trash, the problem is annoying but not annoying enough to install adb to capture a log. I recently saw behavior that may be related.

I am using IMAP, with Trash as an IMAP folder, and delete by moving to Trash, to align with gnus. I I don't keep Trash synchronized. Mostly everything works fine. I had deleted a message and realized I wanted it. One can't move an unsynchronized message from Trash back to INBOX (a separate issue).So I hit the sync button, which normally puts the local deleted messages into IMAP and gets the ones deleted by other clients. Usually this works without problems, and I can then refile. But this time, I entered the message right away and tried to refile after I thought the sync must have finished, but it still refused.

How To Duplicate Outlook Email

I went back to folder view and there were two copies. The other copy could be moved, and the first copy went away on another sync. I have not tried to reproduce this.So my theory, without any real basis, is that when a local message is synced back to IMAP, that causes a new message object representing the IMAP version and the original local one should be and normally is deleted, unless for some reason it isn't. I wildly speculate that the reporter's issue is related to this, which of course might show up in debug log.