If I Delete A Message On Mail For Mac Will It Delete It From Gmail

That would not be a good idea. If you delete that folder, the messages will come back when gmail synchronizes with Mail. If it does pick it up as a deletion, it will delete the messages from the server. That's the purpose of an IMAP account. If you truly want to keep all those messages and not have them on the computer, create folders at the gmail site and move messages you don't need for viewing to those folders. Hide those folders from IMAP in the Labels section so they don't show on the computer.

If you use Gmail offline, you'll also need to delete cookies associated with Gmail offline to remove your account completely. In Google Chrome, follow these steps: Type chrome://settings/cookies into your address bar and press Enter. Search for mail.google.com. Hover over the search results and click the X that appears. If you are using Outlook for Mac, use the following methods to delete messages stuck in your Outbox. Windows users, see Delete a message stuck in Outlook's Outbox When the message is stuck because it has a large attachment, the Outbox should be visible in the folder list.

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You can always go to the gmail website to view them. You can also hide the All Mail Folder in the Label section at the gmail website. That folder shows messages no matter what mailbox they reside in. No, disabling the account won't delete anything. But it should remove any files stored in IMAP on the computer. Since it is disabled, it no longer communicates with the server and will have no actions with the server site. When you delete a message from an active imap account, that action is relayed to the server and is performed by the server, not the computer.

When it syncs back to the computer, the action is then shown on the computer. So, don't delete anything you want to keep while the account is active in Mail. Disabling the account should clear those files without you having to delete them. If it doesn't, then for some reason you have hard copies of the messages stored on the computer. You can delete them manually. You can also remove the account from Mail completely by deleting it.

Open Mail preferences, then Accounts. Select the account and click the '-' sign at the bottom to delete it. This can also be done from the Account pane in System Preferences.

That should remove all folders of that account from the Mail/V2 folder. Verify that the account is disabled in apple mail, then move them to the trash manually, or delete the whole account. Just to be sure, verify they still exist at the gmail site. Then empty the trash. Don't know how or what mailboxes you store messages in at the gmail site, but if you decide to re enable the account in apple mail, you might consider using archiving older messages and just keep current message you need for viewing. As I said, you can hide other mailboxes at the gmail site from IMAP. Apple Footer • This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only.

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