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Hierdie gesprek is in die argief. Vra asseblief 'n nuwe vraag as jy hulp nodig het.

how do I get rid of the g.d. auto delete question for email trash? The cancel button doesn't work and I don't want my trash emptied automatically.

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authorbrucewetterau
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During one of the update downloads, an annoying boxed query was added offering the option of automatically emptying the email trash folder. I do not want that option and have repeatedly clicked on either cancel or the red x. Nothing seems to work and this is very annoying.

I like to keep my inbox as clear as possible, but there have been a number of times when I've had to go back into the trash file to review a past email. I DO NOT want the auto delete function for my trash. PLEASE tell me how to get rid of the option. 

 Bruce Wetterau
During one of the update downloads, an annoying boxed query was added offering the option of automatically emptying the email trash folder. I do not want that option and have repeatedly clicked on either cancel or the red x. Nothing seems to work and this is very annoying. I like to keep my inbox as clear as possible, but there have been a number of times when I've had to go back into the trash file to review a past email. I DO NOT want the auto delete function for my trash. PLEASE tell me how to get rid of the option. Bruce Wetterau

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FredMcD
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That is a website issue with your e-mail provider.