Mail returns after processing unless deleted in Mailwasher

[JFA]

I am running Mailwasher 6.5.4 in conjunction with Outlook 2010. I have upgraded from 4.6 and Outlook express. When I process mail, it is sent to Outlook but is not deleted from Mailwasher. With my old programs, once the mail was processed, it was removed from Mailwasher, now I must select delete to remove each message. After trawling these forums, I have checked for anything on Outlook that might tell mail to stay on the server but can't find anything. My account is a POP account. Any suggestions, i'm sure it is something simple and something that I am doing wrong.

[TrustFire]

I have checked for anything on Outlook that might tell mail to stay on the server but can't find anything. My account is a POP account. Any suggestions, i'm sure it is something simple and something that I am doing wrong.

Check the illustration at the following post - you'll be fine.

http://forum.firetrust.com/viewtopic.ph ... 547#p65787

[JFA]

Thank you, that has worked. The picture was of, I think, Outlook 2007. 2010 is slightly different.
For those that follow:
Open Outlook
Select File then Info then Account settings
Highlight your account and select change
Select more settings then the advanced tab
Uncheck "leave a copy of messages on server"

[TrustFire]

Thank you, that has worked. The picture was of, I think, Outlook 2007. 2010 is slightly different.

That's actually Outlook 2010 Pro Plus on a tweaked Windows skin - glad the illustration worked for you.

[JFA]

If you can tweak Outlook to that extent, perhaps you can tell me how to simplify the way it looks, I really was much happier with Outlook Express, no longer available with Windows 7. I know this is a Mailwasher forum so you don't have to answer. Thanks again for sorting out my problem.

[Pierre]

Outlook Express is replaced by Windows Live Mail but you have to download and install it. It does not come as part of Windows 7.

[TrustFire]

I know this is a Mailwasher forum so you don't have to answer. Thanks again for sorting out my problem.

No problem at all, once the main business is accomplished - it's quite fine to go off-topic.

If you can tweak Outlook to that extent, perhaps you can tell me how to simplify the way it looks, I really was much happier with Outlook Express, no longer available with Windows 7.

Was brought up on Outlook Express, myself - but, as Pierre mentions very rightly it's been displaced in Windows 7.

About the Outlook 2010, I have not tweaked it in any way - it's the Windows theme that has been changed (this affects all programs globally, including Outlook.)