Could someone please help me fix my Mail Trash?

Question

I think I did something really stupid. When I'm in my mail, I see a Trash icon, and then below it, two more trash icons. The two lower ones are labeled "On My Mac" and "Jane Smith" (not my real name but the trash icon is labeled with my real name). Thinking it's silly to have so many trash icons, I stupidly deleted the one with my name by it. The icon is still there but if I try to delete anything out of my inbox, I get an error message saying "The destination mailbox “Trash — Jane Smith” does not allow messages to be moved to it." I can only delete by dragging emails over to the "On My Mac" trash icon.
I'd be very grateful if someone could help me fix this.
Oh, and my email account is a POP account.
Thank you.

Answer 1

Rick_Avlonitis wrote:
I'm trying to use a string made from the current day/month/year to create a new directory. It makes a directory, but it appears not to initialize to the current date. Here is the output: /home/rick/testDir/Sunday_March_1 (and it appears in my local directory structure). Today's date is Monday_September_2008. How do I get the correct string?
public void createDir(){
          GregorianCalendar cal = new GregorianCalendar();
          String currentDate = new String();
          cal.setTime(new Date());
          cal.setFirstDayOfWeek(0);
          int day = Calendar.DAY_OF_WEEK;
          int month = Calendar.MONTH;
          int intYear = Calendar.YEAR;
          Integer year = Integer.valueOf(intYear);
          currentDate = "/home/rick/testDir/" + dayToString(day) + '_' + monthToString(month) + '_' + year.toString();
          File f = new File(currentDate);
          f.mkdir();
          System.out.println(currentDate);
Well, I don't know your day- and monthToString methods...
But remenber that Calendar.DAY_OF_WEEK etc. are static and will always return the same value.
Read [http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/GregorianCalendar.html]