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  #1854642 29-Aug-2017 11:22
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You can configure the synchronisation setting for the Outlook account in Thunderbird by right clicking the account and choosing to synchronise only the last x weeks of email.



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  #1854676 29-Aug-2017 12:04
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@yitz , that sounds handy. Do emails older than x get deleted if you set that?





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  #1854701 29-Aug-2017 12:10
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No, as you can see below configuration of deletion of messages is a separate setting. Simply keep that on "Don't delete any messages".

 

 




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  #1854705 29-Aug-2017 12:14
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Thanks @yitz , your help is much appreciated.

 

I think that will sort the problem out.

 

Cheers.





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  #1854727 29-Aug-2017 12:38
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Just to clarify how synchronisation works messages older than x days will still appear in the folder but they will not be able to be accessed while offline and require a connection to the server to download upon selection. This should not be an issue with what I assume is an always on broadband connection albeit with data cap.

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