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In Gmail how do you delete "all mail" all at once?

Asked by Dhwilkie (2points) December 16th, 2014
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Use gmail and want to delete the all mail emails

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- select “All Mail”
– a message will appear at top of list of emails: “All [visible] conversations on this page are selected. Select all [total # of emails] conversations in All Mail”
– Click that “select all…” link
– click the delete button (trash can)

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@hominid I think @Dhwilkie means if there is more than one page of emails?

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@flo – That’s why I provided those directions.

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@hominid sorry.

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@hominid Is it supposed to apply to every user no matter what (desktop etc?) they are using?

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@flo: “Is it supposed to apply to every user no matter what (desktop etc?) they are using?”

If someone needs to do major maintenance on their gmail account, they should go to gmail (mail.google.com) to this. There are way too many other ways to access gmail. The main web app provides the most options.

As an aside, I’m a huge advocate for zero inbox. Treat the inbox as an inbox. Archive any correspondence, and your inbox should only contain items that have yet to be read/processed. Also, Inbox (Google) is a great alternative, even if it’s not quite ready to shed the beta label.

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@hominid Got it.
I don’t understand “Also, Inbox (Google) is a great alternative,”?

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Thanks @hominid

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