How do I dispose of Junk Mail directly to the Recycle Bin?

[MarlinPress Manager]

I am using Outlook 2000 SP3. I have a sub-folder in Deleted Items for Junk
Mail. I also have othere sub-folders there to organize messages that I am
finished with. Occaisionally I permanently delete messages from Deleted
Items. They don't go to my Recycle Bin, where do they go? Is there a way to
delete from my Junk Mail sub-folder directly without having to move the junk
to the main Deleted Items folder, hunt them down, then delete them
permanently?

 

[Roady [MVP]]

When you delete a message in the Deleted Items folder they will be gone
forever. Using SHIFT+DELETE will allow you to skip the Deleted Items folder.

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
www.howto-outlook.com

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in message I am using Outlook 2000 SP3. I have a sub-folder in Deleted Items for Junk
Mail. I also have othere sub-folders there to organize messages that I am
finished with. Occaisionally I permanently delete messages from Deleted
Items. They don't go to my Recycle Bin, where do they go? Is there a way
to
delete from my Junk Mail sub-folder directly without having to move the junk
to the main Deleted Items folder, hunt them down, then delete them
permanently?

 

[Brian Tillman]

I am using Outlook 2000 SP3. I have a sub-folder in Deleted Items
for Junk Mail. I also have othere sub-folders there to organize
messages that I am finished with. Occaisionally I permanently delete
messages from Deleted Items. They don't go to my Recycle Bin, where
do they go?

The space they occupied in the message store is marked for reuse with no way
to reference that space.

Is there a way to delete from my Junk Mail sub-folder
directly without having to move the junk to the main Deleted Items
folder, hunt them down, then delete them permanently?

Since Outlook 2000 doesn't have a "Junk Mail" folder (unless the user
manually adds one, and then it's just an ordinary folder, no different than
any other mail folder), the best way I can think of is to open the folder,
select everything with CTRL-A and press Shift-Delete.