By the end of this guide, you’ll have a well-organized, clutter-free inbox that helps you stay on top of things. Plus, you'll avoid the mini heart attack you get when you can't find that important email from two weeks ago.
A reader needs help getting rid of unwanted emails: "How does one get rid of all of the e-mails that keep coming into my in box? I keep saying to unsubscribe, Also blacklist them, and delete, but they keep coming back. I get about ten or more recipes that come into my e-mails, which I have never even looked at. There must be an easy way to do this."
A reader is having an email issue: "I use office outlook for my emails and reminder calendar events. Previously, my "reminder box" was of sufficient size to get the info. Now, the reminder message box that is automatically received is so small in size, almost makes it useless.
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"When I “Reply” to an email on my PC, I like to delete the person’s message and possibly lots of photos or information. Why send it back to them???? I would like to know how to do that on the phone also. "
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