From the computer of: davak
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Created: Jan 12, 2004 Updated: Oct 18, 2006
I have always liked the multiple layers to delete idea. Windows sends files to your recycle bin first. Outlook sends deleted email to your deleted items folder first.
However, in the days of spam, your deleted items folder can get mighty big mighty fast. Here's how by default to delete email forever without using the deleted items folder.
1. Click the Tools Menu
2. Click Options
3. Click the Other Tab
4. Select the Empty the Deleted Items Folder upon exiting checkbox
5. Click OK
Now all your "deleted" items will be removed once you exit outlook.
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