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• Open the account's Deleted Items folder. • For emails in and Exchange as well as (Outlook.com) email account, this folder will be called Deleted Items. • For IMAP accounts that do use a folder for deleted items, the folder may have a different name; look for folders named 'Trash', e.g., or 'Dustbin'; for Gmail accounts, the deleted items folder is [Gmail]/Trash. • Open or highlight the message you want to recover. • You can highlight more than one email to recover the whole bunch in one command. • Click Search Deleted Items (or whatever your trash folder is called) to search the folder for the message's sender or subject, for example. • Select Move > Other Folder from the ribbon's Home tab.

• You can also press Ctrl-Shift-V. • Highlight the folder to which you want to restore the message or messages under Move Items. • Start typing 'inbox' to jump to the account's inbox folder, for example. • Open the Deleted Items folder in the folder pane in Outlook for Mac. • Deleted Items collect the trashed messages for all your email accounts.

• If you cannot see the folder pane, select View > Folder Pane from the menu. • Open the message you want to undelete. • You can also highlight multiple emails to recover them in one go. • Select Move > Choose a Folder on the ribbon's Home tab. • You can also press Command-Shift-M.

• Type 'inbox' (or any other folder to which you want to restore the email or emails) over Search. • Make sure the desired folder (for the correct account) is highlighted. • Click Move.

• • Default folders Your account starts with these default folders: • Inbox Incoming messages arrive in your Inbox unless you've created an Inbox rule to redirect them to another folder, or they're identified as junk email. • Drafts If you create or respond to a message, but can't finish it right away, it will automatically be saved to your Drafts folder. You can come back to the message later to continue editing it, and then send it.

• Sent Items By default, a copy of every message you send is put in your Sent Items folder. • Deleted Items When you delete a message, it's moved to the Deleted Items folder. • Junk Email Messages that have junk email characteristics but that aren't blocked by a spam filter before they reach your mailbox will automatically be moved to this folder. Has more information about your Junk Email folder. You may see other folders that have been created by your administrator. Right-click menu for folders Most of what you can do with a folder will be found in the right-click menu.

Actions you can take include: • New Folder Use this to create a new sub-folder in the folder you right-clicked. Note: Due to possible mail delivery and syncing issues, do not create subfolders of the 'Inbox.'

• Rename Folder Rename the folder. You can't rename the default folders, such as the Inbox folder. • Delete Delete the entire folder. Delete will move the folder to the Deleted Items folder. • Delete All Deletes everything in the folder, including any sub-folders. • Move Folder Opens a window where you can select a folder to move this folder to.