Why does incoming mail go into the trash on my iPad?

Incoming mail goes into the trash and not into the In box on my iPad. What needs to be changed, as these incoming emails have not been read. Why do they go into the trash?

sometimes when I register with some app or website, they send me a email. They sometimes say look in you trash or spam folder. you might just have to read them from there

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How to make my mail go into the trash when I select the trash can icon

Nonsensically the default behavior for mail from google (setup either as push or fetch) is for the trash can icon to archive the mail (drop it into all mail) rather trash it. I was able to correct this behavior for the fetch mail account but for the mail setup as push I see no option. Can anyone tell me how to fix this?
What kind of drugs were the designers on where they thought I would like to either archive all my junk mail or better yet have to login from my desktop and re-review it and then delete it again. That sounds GREAT for productivity! ***?

tikvenik wrote:
This is definitely an apple problem and not a google issue as plainly demonstrated by the fact that there is a setting located at:
settings -> mail, contacts, calenders -> "account name" -> Advanced -> Deleted Mailbox
It defaults to "all mail" but you can correct it to "Trash"
The option simply isn't there for accounts setup as push. I am absolutely dumbfounded by this. How can they not fix such a simple yet ridiculous problem? There is no functionality to delete mail from my iphone.
An option that's there when the account is IMAP but not there when the account is Exchange, and somehow that must be the iPhone's fault? When creating a calendar event for a 'local' calendar on the iPhone, I can set two alerts, but when I create a calendar event for an Exchange calendar, I don't have that option and am limited to just one. You might think that's plainly an Apple problem, but you'd be wrong since Exchange calendar events don't support multiple alerts.
Point is, this is more likely a Google issue than an Apple one. Note that Google Sync and Gmail push email are beta products. There are a whole bunch of known issues that pertain to Google Sync and different mobile devices.
But, you cam blame it on Apple if it makes you feel better...

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Hey everyone.
I'm running iTunes 11.3.1. I'm incredibly obsessive about having organised files and one thing in particular I want is album artwork embedded into the music file itself, not just on iTunes. The problem I have is that the artwork will embed for some, and not for others - even if I use the exact same methods:
I use the following for getting HQ covers: http://bendodson.com/code/itunes-artwork-finder/index.html
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(I know I can save myself time and select all the tracks, command-i and paste the artwork to do it in one go - but I find I get just as much of a mixed bag. I.e. sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't.)
I am literally at the end of my tether and I can't figure out what I need to do differently, any help is appreciated. Thanks.

I have encountered exactly the same problem and frustration :-)
Although I can't offer a definitive reason why, I did notice that the problem tracks typically had a higher resolution image attached in iTunes. I have used Preview to reduce the resolution to 600 x 600 (standard iTunes size) and it worked.
Now, I have no idea if it was the resolution or the fact that I was re-saving a fresh version of the JPG (which may have stripped out whatever was causing the problem), but the process of tweaking the file to 600 x 600 and re-saving has worked for me.

I have accidentally deleted the trash bin in my mailbox and can no longer move any deleted mail into the trash. I thought I was removing all the emails from the trash but somehow managed to delete the bin instead. Does anyone know who to reinstate it?

I have accidentally deleted the trash bin in my mailbox and can no longer move any deleted mail into the trash. I thought I was removing all the emails from the trash bin but somehow managed to delete the bin instead. Does anyone know who to reinstate the bin?

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Why does a mail-merge in MS Publisher split into multiple files when printed as a pdf file?

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I am a brand new mac user, so it's possible I just don't know what I am doing yet.
I have added my IMAP email account to Mail with the following mailbox behavior:
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My mail app on my 10.5.8 went into the trash by accident. I can't find my disk to reload it. Where can I download the disk for this compnuter?

Togh to tell on the lost folders.
Could be many things, we should start with this...
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When wanting to remove unwanted applications from my Mac, does dragging them into the trash COMPLETELY uninstall the software?

My 2010 Macbook Pro that is running on OS X Mavericks (10.9.4) has been running rather slow lately because of all the files I use for work. I have gone through and deleted all the unnecessary applications by simply dragging them into the trash, but I am curious, does this ACTUALLY uninstall the application? My reason for asking is because in some cases, when dragging the app to the trash, the app simply just says, "Move to trash" and other times it says, "Uninstall application." Like I said I want to clear up as much space as possible to get my laptop running a bit faster.
And yes, I am already in the process of ordering new RAM to help speed up the computer as a whole, but I would like some help in UNINSTALLING unwanted applications, and am also open to any other ideas on how to speed my computer up. I am EXTREMELY tech savvy when it comes to computers, especially Apples, I just can't seem to figure this one out.... HELP ME!
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Why does Adobe Acrobat now control the photos on my pc?

Why does Adobe Acrobat now control the photos on my pc?

Hi,
Thank you for your reply.
After I downloaded Acrobat, Adobe Reader tries to control viewing of my photos. When I plug my digital camera into the PC, all the files are labeled “PDF”; the files still have the .jpg extension, though. For photos on my PC, when I try to open them, Adobe reader insists on opening them, but it can’t, and I get the message:
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Drag Dvd Studio into the trash can

I advise everyone here to drag DVD Studio Pro into the trash can. After you do that, burn all your needed dvd files to a blank dvd and import them into a program called DVD Studio Lab for the PC. Yea, I know what you are thinking. NOT A PC!!
Let me tell you all something. This program is THE ONLY program that the PC version is 10x better. Dvd Studio Pro offers an easier interface along with all the features of all professional dvds.
I have never in my life been so dissatisfied with a program by Mac until now. I love Final Cut, Soundtrack, Motion, Audio Hijack, etc. They all are the best when it comes down to Video, Sound and Special effects. But please do not waste your time dloading or buying DVD Studio. You will be sorry.

You're entitled to your opinion, thunderkat. Mine is different.
I own DVDLab Pro and DVDSP (as well as a range of other authoring tools). DVD Lab is indeed a very good product and has some amazing features, but it isn't available on a Mac (I'm not including dual boot stuff using Boot Camp). It also has a far harder to understand interface (IMO) which makes it harder to learn and use. As with any software there is a new set of language and terminologies to understand but once past that the software is certainly pretty good to use. Having used DVD Lab for a while I am familiar with what it can do, but I still prefer the ease of use of DVDSP.
Additionally, this is a mac forum, for mac software and mac users. Simply telling people to ditch a piece of software because there is something better available isn't partiularly useful, and possibly edges into Troll territory. It appears to me that you have had a poor experience with DVDSP, but your experience isn't definitive - there are plenty of folk who are more than able to use DVDSP and competent enough to advise others about what works and what doesn't.
But just so you know - using DVDLab Pro still means you are using an abstraction layer app. Sure, the layer isn't nearly as 'deep' as DVDSPs, and with some judicious editing with DVDAfterEdit you can really make discs that fly along.... but you can also do that from the comfort of a Mac OS.
Let's not get carried away with a 'this product is far better than yours' kind of thread. This forum is focussed on using DVDSP and whilst it's sometimes good to raise one's head above the parapet and see the rest of the field around you, it isn't going to get much favour if you simply open your very first post with an inflammatory remark abouit deleting software just because you are disatisfied with it.
Why not explain what your needs are and maybe someone will be good enough to enter into some dialogue with you to see if there is a way to help you overcome your problems with DVDSP.

Acrobat/Indesign does not export correct into the selected output intention (eci_iso_coated_v2_300)

I use the CS6 suite with Acrobat XI at windows platform.
When I want to save a file from InDesign as .pdf with output intention eci_iso_coated_v2_300 the result is a .pdf with more than 300% ink coverage.
I tried to transform the result in Acrobat XI into this standard output intention, but also the result has more than 300 % ink coverage.
What is the reason of this bug?
Before with Acrobat X this worked without problems

Hi Rob,
I was told the new way to work would be to draw files via Bridge direct into the InDesign file
and I thought automatically the color would not be changed.
my colourmanagement setting in bridge for the whole CS6 was ECI isocoated_V2_300
The Illustrator file was saved without color profile.
In this test file I used 3 kinds of black: background of pirate in cmyk 79,34 / 72,78 / 59,38 / 79,88 = ink coverage 291 %
DÜSSELPIRATEN in “black” (if you would convert this in the file with the cmyk button it would be the same ink-percentage as before
“e.V.” was set to 100 % k
I set the preferences for Acrobat from InDesign CS6 as pdf X4 with profile eci isocoatedV2_300 in three ways:
no color conversion
convert to profile
convert to profile keeping existing values
in all tree files the pirates background has 322 % ink coverage instead of 291 %
Why does Acrobat convert “black” in the wrong way? If I click in Illustrator on the 4c button to convert the “black” into 4c it is 291% ink
Acrobat should come to the same result with all profiles: iso coated V2 and iso coated V2_300
The same happens also by saving as .pdf X3 or .X1
The minimum what I expect is, that Acrobat reduces ink coverage for black to 300 %
I also made test with the new ECI profiles for laminated prints from 2012.
And with newspaper profiles
In this case the ink coverage comes below 300 %, but only when I choose convert to profile.
And then the 100 % k converts to cmyk, what I don’t want to have with text.
Is there no way to reduce ink coverage below a special percentage without changing Text 100% k
And is there a bug in Acrobat XI with the ECI IsoCoated_V2_300 Profile? For there is no color reduction below 300 % in all conversion settings.
I can’t test this with Acrobat X or IX, for my computers with this software don’t run with CS6 64 bit.
enclosed you find my files
Kind regards
Lutz Hanbueckers
Hanbueckers Werbung GmbH
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P.O. Box 40 02 01
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Von: Rob Day [email protected]
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