In evolution mail, I right-clicked on the account name of the account in
which I have all my mail, organized in many subfolders, and I got a
3-commands menu showing:
- New folder
- Disable account
- Properties
I clicked the "Disable account" command, and "magically" the account with
all its folder
On Wed, 2013-01-30 at 13:55 +0100, Paolo Benvenuto wrote:
> Since the menu item says "disable account", I suppose there is -
> somewhere - a command to re-enable the account I disabled, but I can't
> find it,
Have you tried looking under "Mail Management ▸ Account Management" in
the user help? It
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>
> Since the menu item says "disable account", I suppose there is -
> somewhere - a command to re-enable the account I disabled, but I can't
> find it,
Edit -> Preferences
and then tick the box next to the account name.
P.
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> > Since the menu item says "disable account", I suppose there is -
> > somewhere - a command to re-enable the account I disabled, but I can't
> > find it,
>
> Edit -> Preferences
>
> and then tick the box next to the account name.
Ok, I've seen it and resolved the issue.
However, I wondered
On Wed, 2013-01-30 at 21:19 +0100, don Paolo Benvenuto wrote:
> > > Since the menu item says "disable account", I suppose there is -
> > > somewhere - a command to re-enable the account I disabled, but I can't
> > > find it,
> > Edit -> Preferences
> > and then tick the box next to the account n
Hi :)
I suspect you might have to login to the webmail version of Gmail and check the
settings in there to see if it's forwarding or receiving emails form the other
account. Then login to the other account and see if that is set-up to forwards
or pull email from your Gmail account.
A couple
