I know I can delete email messages from folders, but I want to get rid of the folders themselves. I'll settle for renaming them, but I can't figure out how to do that either.
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Thank you Savvy Exacta! My folders/labels haven't become burdensome yet, but now they never will.
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Robert A. Heinlein (1907-1988) "There is no worse tyranny than to force a man to pay for what he does not want merely because you think it would be good for him."
This is why I have not embraced gmail. I have no need to learn how to use a square wheel. I also had great difficulty proving I was a human neither I nor my kids could guess the letter combo because the letters were so smooshed. I prefer proving I am a human by clicking the different picture. 2 examples 5 sports cars and a station wagon, 5 herbavors and a lion.
Hey, here's another question: Where do my deleted emails go? Every once in a while I'd like to recapture an email I deleted, but they are GONE. Gmail doesn't seem to have a Deleted folder.
I don't mind having to clean out a Deleted folder once in a whiile (now that I know how).
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Life is like a sewer. What you get out of it depends on what you put into it.--Tom Lehrer
Which folder originally contained the deleted message? Things deleted from Spam are gone forever. Other emails should go to your Trash. They only stay there for 30 days and then they're permanently deleted.
If you want to remove something from your Inbox but don't want to delete it, hit the Archive button. It'll go to your All Mail folder.
One of my favorite features of Gmail is the search function. It's a really easy way to find any email. You only need to enter part of a sender's name or phrase/word that the email contained.
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