[jaxupra]

I have just bought my first Android device, the ATT Galaxy Note. I have had a succession of Blackberrys, and was very used to being able to delete prior emails with one click. In the note, unless I'm missing something, I have to select each email and then delete, AND THEN go to the Trash and totally repeat the process. I use my phone to read emails, but only keep and file them on my laptop. Is there a better way?

[juice9279]

Go to your Inbox, and click on the bottom left icon beside the Home Button...that should open up a window. In that window you should have a Delete Button, click that and now, click on all the Emails that you want to delete.

[jaxupra]

Thanks, but it's the inability to select all rather than one at a time that's the problem.

[DAS]

If you use the Social Hub app you get a unified inbox, and from there you are given the option to select individual or all emails for deletion.

I don't think this functionality is built into the individualized mailboxes.

I never use the "select all" function but it's there for those that may.

Let us know if that work for you.

[jaxupra]

Thanks, I'll give it a try.

[jaxupra]

Works like a charm. Now I need to get it to open to the messages tab rather than the feeds tab.

[DAS]

I think if you select the "all messages" button after choosing the 'messages' tab it will default to that tab once you close and reopen the app.

I tried it a few times and that seems to be the trick that got it to work for me.

Let us know!

[jaxupra]

That did it. Many thanks.