No "replied to" icon appears in Mac Mail 5

In my Google Mail (IMAP) account, I do not get the "replied to" iconin Mac Mail 5. The message always goes through, it's just that it doesn't show the reply arrow/icon and it makes it difficult to know at a glance if you have replied to the email. Does anyone have a work around? I have tried rebuilding the mailbox. This issue did not exist in the Snow Leopard version of Mac Mail

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I use Mountain Lion.

Although you can restore messages from a Time Machine snapshot within the Mail application, it generally won't work with messages that were saved by an older version of Mail. In that case, you have to use an alternative method.
Triple-click the line below to select it:
~/Library/Mail/V2
Right-click or control-click the highlighted line and select
Services ▹ Reveal
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File ▹ Import Mailboxes...
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I cannot close down my primary email account as it's attached to my current modem.
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Steve

This happens to me too, usually only when I log into my mobileme account via a web browser (which I rarely do), but just a few minutes ago it happened spontaneously when Apple thought some legit mail was junk.
I also sync between two macs and an iPhone (no iPad), and I have junk mail turned off wherever possible (can't find a "turn off junk" option on the iPhone). One other thing, along with a junk folder, I also get a deleted messages and a drafts folder. After checking to make sure they are all empty, I just delete them on whichever mac I am using.
Looks like there is a bug in Apple's software where in some cases they ignore the settings in preferences, then they see that there are not folders that they deem are necessary so they create them for you.
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hello
when reading some emails, the content is missing, remote images is enabled and the majority of emails are showing up fine even with embedded images.
its an iCloud account, installed on mac mail (yosemite) on a MBA
if i open the email on iCloud.com it works fine
if i open it in outlook it also shows up fine.
i have trashed com.apple.mail and and rebuilt the index by trashing the Envelope Index files in MailData
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thanks
d

What version of OS X is your Mac running?
You need at least Mac OS X 10.7.4 or later.

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I've seen a number of discussions on this topic but I still have not found a solution.
When I respond to a message in one of my Google Apps (IMAP) accounts, sometimes it will show the reply arrow/icon next to the original message but most times it will not. The other weird part is that it only happens in one specific mailbox. Other than my iCloud mailbox, I have three Google Apps IMAP accounts, but this specific mailbox is the only one that has these inconsistencies. The only time i can get the arrow/icon to show is when i'm replying to one of my other two Google Apps accounts. The message always goes through, it's just that it doesn't show the reply arrow/icon and it's very frustrating to have to go to the sent mailbox everytime just to see if i have responded to a message.
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Try actually opening message and clicking reply icon to respond rather than right clicking on message preview. I have had same bug (which Apple should fix all the same), but have found that if you open the message as its own discreet window, then the "replied to" icon will appear. Hope this is helpful

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Hi there
We have a mac pro and a macbook both with mac mail. The email account is a gmail account and the two Macs are synchronised by mobileme. I have noticed that the macbook does not show reply arrows on emails replied to on the mac pro and the mac pro shows some reply arrows of that replied to on the macbook but not all.
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Thanks, Donna

I signed out of iCloud, deleted every mail account I had added into the mail app on my mac, restarted the mac and signed into iCloud again.
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No "replied to" icon appears in Mac Mail 5

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