- #Pacbell email settings for outlook 2016 full
- #Pacbell email settings for outlook 2016 software
- #Pacbell email settings for outlook 2016 Offline
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It's the duplicate nested folders that behave oddly. In total folders excluding the redundant nested folders I'm trying to remove, probably around 60 folders. It usually will run hours till I kill the process. About once a week, however, if I just open eM and try to delete a random email, I might get the "this will take a while" msg. If I'm just reading then deleting a daily INBOX email, it deletes immediately and from the server too, I assume, as once I empty trash I never see them again.
#Pacbell email settings for outlook 2016 free
I think I'll call ATT next as this should be covered free since Yahoo is their supported email app. Yahoo does not appear to allow a batch delete like an email client will when offline. To do this cleanup from Yahoo, you first have to go to the lowest level nested folder, delete all contents by clicking all the boxes, move up one level, repeat. All this won't fit in the display, so all I see is " repeated 30 times down the list with the rest hidden from view unless I mouse over it, then it's displayed, but just that particular line. For example, used to be just "folderA", now it's " (like the long form of a file location on a hard drive) assuming folderA was nested accordingly. It appears I now have to do the cleanup you describe from Yahoo webmail, but after the failed deletion from eMC all folders have long names that make them unreadable on the screen and hard to ID. 2% of cpu cycles too, so it's really just doing nothing but fooling me into thinking it's actually doing some work. I've not been patient enough to find out, so I kill the process after 20 minutes and start over. Further, my eMC (latest v6.xxxx) has a chronic problem (bug?) where is says "this operation may take awhile" when I try to delete an email or folder under certain, undefined circumstances, and by a "while" it means many hours if not days or probably weeks. For AV it's Microsoft's AV + Mbam premium. it looks like it is but when sync is turned back on, everything is back. It's been a while for me but always amazed! I'm actually not using Outlook now but eMC which also apparently can not delete stuff from the server. It's definitely not going to be fun to clean up. Moving folders to a new pst *should* delete them from the server - then you just delete the pst when done - but i don't know if it will work with yahoo's server. Not sure which would be faster - eM or outlook - but i know outlook is a pita when it comes to deleting folders. You can try deleting a parent (lowest email address folder) and subfolders, but not all servers allow clients to delete subfolders. Emptying the deleted items folder would be good too. You may need to delete the folders one at a time and let the deletions sync up - close all email clients but one and delete the deepest subfolders and let it sync.
but don't change it just yet if there is something there.)
In File, Account Setting, double click on the IMAP acct then more settings - on the Advanced tab, what is in the root folder field? (Blank/nothing is good. I've seen weird stuff happen with AV addins in outlook.
#Pacbell email settings for outlook 2016 software
What antivirus software do you use? If it installed an outlook addin, disable the addin. Even old, archived folders that have no changes for years. Apparently, the ENTIRE folder structure is getting resynced with each new email that comes down. What got me noticing this is the very long delay in new email loading from the server, even if no large photos.
#Pacbell email settings for outlook 2016 Offline
At least in Outlook or eMC if offline I can do a bulk or batch delete of an entire folder (still tedious with 60 some odd folders), but once reconnected to the server, I'm back where I started. In each redundantly nested folder struct I have over 20,000 emails, so not an option. It would seem the only way to fix is to manually delete stuff from Yahoo webmail, but it won't let me delete a folder without first deleting each email in the folder first. It will look "fixed" for a few minutes, but then when syncing is re-enabled, I'm right back where I started. I've tried to fix from eMC by disabling syncing then doing bulk deletes of all duplicate folder structs. I'm using IMAP and am fully synced with iCloud, so all email is ATT server resident.
#Pacbell email settings for outlook 2016 full
This makes the folder names hard to read without mousing over them one by one which causes the full name to appear (not enough room on screen layout for the full name to appear).
It's the same in eMClient, Outlook2010, Win10 mail app, AND Yahoo webmail, except in Yahoo, all redundant folders are named: name/folder name/folder name depending on how far folder nesting goes. 5-6 folders down, this full structure is repeated or nested, then again two more times. name is followed by inbox-outbox-sent-trash.etc then approx 50 folders with assorted names including a large local folder struct. as it sits on the ATT server has become nested (replicated) 3 deep.įor example, let's say my acct. I have a weird issue in which my email acct.
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