KMail/imap/deleting messages

[Ingo Klöcker]

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Lauri Watts wrote:
> On Monday 28 October 2002 18.50, Darrell Esau wrote:
>> Since upgrading to KDE3.1b2 (from 3.0.3), I've found that when I
>> delete a message (in KMail, using imap), it gives me a little warning
>> like "Are you
>> sure, this cannot be undone".  When I hit yes, it does get deleted,
>> and, like the message, it can't be undone.
>>
>> With the previous versions of kmail, when I would delete a message,
>> it would be moved to the trash folder.

Please read Help->Introduction to KMail. The first item in the list of 
changes will tell you what you want to know. We don't show this 
introduction screen automatically after an upgrade for nothing. Maybe 
you should read it the next time because it can always contain 
important information.

>> Does this no longer work for imap?
> 
> Try setting a trash folder on the server?  Or using the d keybinding
> instead of the Delete key.

d as well as Delete are bound to "Move to Trash".
Shift+Delete is bound to "Delete".

If you want to move messages to trash then click on the trashbin icon 
instead of the delete icon.

Regards,
Ingo

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