Is this a Mail problem or an ISP problem?

I've cleaned out my "Sent" folder and my "Trash" folder and my inbox has all of about 25 e-mails. YET, I keep hearing from that darned mailer-daemon that "Your account is using 9M of mail storage,
this is close to its 10M storage quota."
Is 10M really the equivalent of 25 text only mails or are there more emails hiding somewhere in Mail OR is my ISP screwing me over? This is really annoying. Any help, much appreciated.
Brian

Hi Brian,
Consider your question as "answered". Kieran's post is your answer: he mentions one of the most poorly documented features of Mail, one that you cannot access by any menu at the top as far as I know.
A fast way of getting this same info is the keyboard command "Command-I", also very poorly documented, but also very handy.
Hope that this helps a bit,
Roger the Photographer
Montréal

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