How do I mark all mail as read

iPad mail shows hundreds of unread eamils but no messages have teh blue dot showing unread. this happened when updated to IOS 7. How do I reset to have no unread messages?

Yeah, this is something that I used OFTEN on my Treo... Is there an official way to submit suggestions, or do developers see this stuff?

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[Exchange-Online][EWS][C#][Windows]: How do I mark all mails in a folder as read?

Hi,
I'm developing a C# application in Visual Studio 2013 Pro Update 2 to query an Exchange Online mailbox folder and read mails into my CRM solution. I can connect without a problem, read mails without a problem, mark individual emails as read without a problem,
etc. but I don't seem to be able to mark all emails in a specific folder as being un/read.
I can see that in Exchange 2013 that the following code would do the trick, but it doesn't work for Exchange Online:-
Folder folder = Folder.Bind(service,folderID);
folder.MarkAllItemsAsRead(true);
To mark an individual mail as being read I'm using this code:-
public void MarkAsRead(ExchangeService exchangeService, ItemId itemID)
Item mess = Item.Bind(exchangeService, itemID);
EmailMessage message = mess as EmailMessage;
message.IsRead = true;
message.Update(ConflictResolutionMode.AlwaysOverwrite);
Does anyone know if Exchange Online has a method to mark all mails as read and if so, how do I call it?
Thanks,
Mike

I should probably say that when attempting to call the MarkAllItemsAsRead() method from my code I get the following error:-
"Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices.Data.ServiceVersionException was caught
HResult=-2146233088
Message=Method MarkAllItemsAsRead is only valid for Exchange Server version Exchange2013 or later.
Source=Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices
StackTrace:
       at Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices.Data.EwsUtilities.ValidateMethodVersion(ExchangeService service, ExchangeVersion minimumServerVersion, String methodName)
       at Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices.Data.ExchangeService.MarkAllItemsAsRead(FolderId folderId, Boolean readFlag, Boolean suppressReadReceipts)
       at Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices.Data.Folder.MarkAllItemsAsRead(Boolean suppressReadReceipts)
       at Renishaw.EWS.ExchangeWebService.GetEmails(ExchangeService service) in c:\pvcs_gotdotnet\work\CRMEmailProcessing\CRMEmailProcessing\EWS\ExchangeWebService.cs:line 89
       at Renishaw.CRM.Service.EmailManager.ReadEmails() in c:\pvcs_gotdotnet\work\CRMEmailProcessing\CRMEmailProcessing\Service\EMailManager.cs:line 122
InnerException: "

How can I mark ALL mail read in Mail?

For the past few months my mail program has constantly said that I have two unread messages in it. I have gone through every folder on there and selected all the messages and marked them as Read but there is still a "2" on the icon in the Dock. It's not a huge deal but it's been kind of bugging me since it seems like it should be a simple fix. Anyone have any ideas for how I can get rid of this? Is there a "Master" way to to mark all messages read in the Mail program, in case I'm missing some somewhere? Thank you in advance.
I'm not sure if this helps but the email account that it says the "2 unread messages" are in is a school Outlook account. I have tried deleting the account and readding it and the same "2 unread messages" notification is still there.

In mail enter "unread" without the quotes, in the search box. HIt the Enter key.
You will then see a new item appear, "Status: Message is Unread"
Select this status and all your unread messages will appear.

How do you 'mark all' mail messages and then delete in Iphone 5?

I cannot do a mass delete of my emails any more in iphone 5 - how do you get the edit functions back onto the screen once you have 'marked all' the messages?

As Chgrist1 said, that is how it works. Having looked as how Outlook stores mail, and everything else. It is a wonder anything ever comes out that is useable. PST files are a mess. First thing they do is pull the email apart and store header, body and attachments is three different places.
You will also find (most likely) that your accounts in Outlook were POP and the default in Thunderbird is IMAP. merging IMAP and POP files and folders is fraught with difficulties and dangers. It would be a brave developer that tried that in an import.
In the case of IMAP all your mail is one the server, so import is not all that important. However copying a gigabyte or two of of outlook mail into your imap server could exhaust your available message storage space there and cause the import to fail completely.
So If you want to do what your saying, first confirm that your not using IMAP mail. Otherwise your experience is most likely going to be exceedingly poor.
If you are using POP mail, then changing the setting in your pop account to cause it to use the global inbox will make a single mail account appear, "Local Folder", with your outlook mail as a sub folder of that.
Dragging a folder from the imported outlook tree to Local folders is not difficult, as long as you remember that folders hang of other folders, so your dragging them to a parent, not a position on the screen you like.

How can i mark 100 mails as "read"? or better use imap? (.mac acc.)

hi
i use a .mac pop-mail account on my imac
and with my iphone. nothing else.
i realized that i get the mails on my mac and my iphone
, meaning twice, same time. how can i prevent that?
i am at home and my iphone is online, so i have to read
every mail i get in my iphone double time, to get it marked as "read" yes?
would it be better to set up an imap account in my iphone, if yes, how could that work?
thanks
Message was edited by: purepeter
Message was edited by: purepeter

You can access a .Mac account as a POP or IMAP account with the email client on your computer, and with the iPhone's email client.
A POP account is designed to be accessed with a single email client on one computer or device.
An IMAP account is designed to be accessed with an email client on multiple computers or devices keeping all server stored mailboxes synchronized automatically between all email clients used to access the account.
Read a received message with the iPhone, and the message will be marked as read automatically when checking the account with the email client on your computer, and vice-versa. The same for deleting messages, and the same for sent messages. Send a message with the iPhone, and the message will be available in the account's Sent mailbox automatically when checking the account with the email client on your computer, and vice-versa.

HT203216 How to mark all emails as read on the Iphone

How do you mark all emails as read on the IPhone? When I updated the IOS system it brough emails from my laptop as unread

No, there's no global 'mark as read' option.
You can submit feedback to Apple: http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html.
For IMAP accounts, though, if the mail was read elsewhere, it should not be marked as new mail on the phone. This is the case for my IMAP and Exchange accounts - if I read the mail in Outlook or another mail client, the new mail mark is gone from the iPhone after the next mail sync. For POP, that won't be the case, since POP mail 'lives' on the client it's always going to be new to the iPhone even if already read in another client.

Marking incoming mail as READ

How do I mark incoming mail as READ easily without going through each email and deleteing. This takes ome time.
It seems that the Mail application on iPhone is a hassle.

Not possible to select all or multiple messages at the present time.

How to mark all mail read?

Anyone have any idea how to mark all mail read instead of going through all of them?

It's one of those *** was Apple thinking issues. No, you can not mass delete emails. It's one-by-one only. Sorry.

In Mail: how do I mark prior emails as read.

Aside from opening them one at a time, how can I mark prior emails as "read" in one or two steps?
Thanks!

Select all (command A) in the mailbox.
Mail>Messages>Mark > as read

TS4208 Apple Mail client no longer marks my mail as read on all my iOS devices. If I read a email on my iPhone and later open Mail on my iPad, the iPad still shows the email as unread.This changed recently, perhaps after iOS7 upgrade. Did I miss a setting

Apple Mail client no longer marks my mail as read on all my iOS devices. If I read a email on my iPhone and later open Mail on my iPad, the iPad still shows the email as unread.This changed recently, perhaps after iOS7 upgrade. Did I miss a setting? All mail account are IMA. iCloud is set to push, business mail is set to fetch every 15 minutes.

Read thier own support document on the subject then
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1795
This document was written as an answer to all those who complained about it as paying MobileMe users
They ignored us then and when MobileMe became iCloud they ignored us again, and just carried on with a system that will not update the e-mail read status across all devices
That's how it works, and like you 1000's of loyal Apple users cant believe it either but there you go

How di i delete all mail at once

How do you delete all mail at once?

Very likely, depending on your email account.
The way I would do it is in fact to click on each email. If you press "edit", you can then click six or eight in each screen (which will place checkmarks next to each as clicked), and then simply delete them. It's really a very quick process.

[suggestion] "Mark all topics as read" - "Mark listed topics as read"

I spend a lot of time browsing the forums, and I've come to use the "Show new posts since last visit" function to keep up with discussions. This function works best for me when combined with the "Mark all topics as read" function. To see what threads had activity since my last check, I "Show new posts...", proceed to reading the interesting ones, and finally "Mark all topics as read". The amount of unread posts, of course, is proportional to how long since my last visit, and so it takes some time for me to catch up after some absence.
Problem: During the time I spend reading new stuff there are often now posts added, so clicking "Mark all..." isn't really what I want to do.
So naturally I "Show new..." again to be sure. This works, but there is always a slight possibility that one gets added during the .5 secs it takes for me to click both links. Call me obsessive-compulsive, but it would feel good to be able to be certain.
Does anyone recognize this rationale? Are there existing solutions to this, maybe a non-web frontend or some forum feature I'm unaware of? Anyhow, if "Mark all topics as read" were replaced by "Mark listed topics as read" in the "Show new posts since last visit" view, there would be no uncertainty.
Any thoughts?
Last edited by pooflinger (2007-10-12 06:14:26)

Procyon wrote:Here's a tip: bookmark http://bbs.archlinux.org/search.php?action=show_new instead of the index.
My browsing pattern:
1. "Show Your Posts" - see if anyone has replied to threads I've previously posted in
2. "Show New Post" - read all new posts
I could bookmark them, but it's a pain to sync bookmarks across Work PC, Work Laptop, Home Desktop and Home Laptop... Maybe I'm just being lazy. But hell, if I don't ask, I don't stand any chance of getting it moved
Even an extra <br> between them, or move them to one line and separate with ' - ' would help...
Last edited by fukawi2 (2008-11-25 00:57:03)

Mark All Email as Read on Palm Pre

Hi,
I'm wondering how I would mark all my email as read on the Palm Pre. I don't seem to see any options for it without going to each email separately. If that option isn't available yet, it would be greatly appreciated in an update. Thanks!
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This is a necessity. I really hope they provide this functionality in an update right away. We need to be able to select multiple emails for deletion and also to mark all as read. My business email has more than 200 unread messages and I am not going to open each one.

Xperia z3 Mark all emails as read

I am using the email that came with the z3 and have upladed my POP acount for work, i cannot see a quick way to mark all emails as read as i can do on other email providers such as k9 mail..
Can anyone let me know if you can 'mark all as read?'
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Hi and welcome to the community! Since you're new please be sure that you have checked out our Discussion guidelines.
In the preinstalled email application, you need to long press one email to mark it. When an email is marked, you can either press the emails you want to mark as read or you can press in the top left corner to mark all your emails. You can then press the "Mark as read/unread" button in the top right corner.
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Mark all emails as read

I see a lot of people with this question of how to mark all emails are read..
Here's the solutions:
you can mark all as read at one time....
1 go to email
2 click edit
3 choose one email
4 choose the mark button, but keep pushing the mark button
5 while holding down the mark button, uncheck that chosen email
6 release the mark button after a second or two
7 choose "mark as read'
hope this helps..
Cheers,
AL

Ho do you undo the mark all as read as now i have 400 emails as read but i want to cancel them

How do I mark all mail as read

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