How Do You Hide Strikethrough Messages Marked For Deletion In Outlook?
Using Outlook with an IMAP account doesn’t give you all the power and comfort of using it with Exchange, but Outlook is still a very capable IMAP email client. Why “Delete” Does Not Mean Immediate Deletion One of the quirks of IMAP is that messages are neither deleted immediately when you press Del nor moved to a Trash folder but “marked for deletion” until you purge the folder. In the default view used by Outlook for IMAP accounts, this has the consequence that “deleted” messages are displayed grayed out and with a strike-through line. But they are still visible. Now, either you purge your inbox constantly, or you deal with the irritation of lots of messages that are, in a way, undead — or you tell Outlook to hide these messages. Hide Strikethrough Messages Marked for Deletion in Outlook To hide messag
