Have to admit that I never understood what "archived" meant; whether in the
properties of files (I used to see the "archive" check box in addition to
"read only" and "hidden") or certainly "archive" as you use it here in junk
mail. When I think of archives I think of great presidential libraries or
our beautiful Library of Congress. Why would anyone want to archive junk
mail? --- Harold
It is my understanding, Harold, that when you "empty" the box, the mail
is archived. When you delete it, it is gone forever. --- Roger Williams
.
Hello again,
Anyone using Hotmail knows that you can designate any email entering the
inbox
as "Junk" mail. When ready to empty the Junk mail folder, you have a
choice of
"emptying" or "deleting" ... anyone know what the difference is? ...
Harold
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