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Forums › Spark New Zealand (including Skinny and BigPipe) › Deleting e-mails in Yahoo mail - still downloading to Outlook?
BiggusDoggus

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#185190 13-Nov-2015 09:48
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Hi

I routinely log in to our e-mails online through Spark/Yahoo web access to delete any rubbish we don't want.

Yet even after being deleted online they still download to Outlook on the PC? Stuffed if I can find the setting to stop this either - any ideas please?

Thanks! 




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  #1427395 13-Nov-2015 09:56
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That used to work okay. Once you've deleted them through web access, do you empty the trash? 




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  #1427397 13-Nov-2015 09:59
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Ah no - didn't even think of that. I'll give it a shot - thanks!




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