ICloud Mail Folder(s) sync ???

I'm trying to sync iCloud Mail (@me.com) with either Microsoft Outlook 2010 or Windows Live Mail. I've been successful in setting it up, as described in support article http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4864. But I'm not able to see the folders or you can say Folder(s) are not syncing neither with Outlook nor with Windows Live Mail.
Please guide me through this...

I've added a couple of screenshots showing the Inbox and Trash. As you can see, they both have identical messages. In the Inbox they are flagged as "unread", in the Trash, they are shown as being read.
Very weird.

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That make sense, but still somewhat confused. I have found other threads that discuss syncing smart mailboxes across Macs (not sure about iOS devices).
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There are data files in the Library that suggest smart mailbox syncing such as:
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Assuming I use POP3 on both my iPhone and my MacBook. On my iPhone mail client I am downloading e-mails and reading them from time to time and replying. There is an ended set of what you actions you can do with your e-mails. Every e-mail has a unique ID / fingerprint - you can recognize it with 100% accuracy. I'm also downloading e-mails on my MacBook mac mail and performe the same ended set of actions on this e-mails. So the system architecture should be as follows:
1. MacBook mail client queues all the actions I have performed with my e-mails on my MacBook.
2. iPhone mail client does the same - creates a queues with actions I have performed on my iPhone.
3. If I have the syncing turned on on both of my devices and I'm logged in on both of them with the same Apple ID both devices process the queues to my iCloud, compare it and update status of my e-mails according to the actions in each queue.
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Bill Porter1 wrote:
My wife just received a new Mac Book Air...and while learning to use the mouse pad deleted an important folder off her icloud mail. I'm presuming I can use time machine to go back and recover it, but am not seeing that folder there. I've checked on icloud through the web and the folder is gone there. Just need some direction on how to recover it. Thank you.
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