Ok, but this is very strange and I don't understand the reason of this
choose.

If I use an IMAP account I can access to my email also via web (in most
cases) and if I delete some msg from web these go to trash folder.

If IMAP protocol don't use a trash folder concept, does it use a "spam"
folder as Outlook ?
I think no.

Thank you very much for the answer

Alberto

"Brian Tillman" ha scritto nel messaggio
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af2604 wrote:

Hi all, I'm coming from Thunderbird and I'm testing Outlook 2007.
Usually I use an IMAP account, by Thunderbird when i delete an IMAP
msg this is moved from incoming messages to trash.
Is it possibile to do the same with Outlook 2007 ?
I have seen that Outlook simply mark a msg as deleted

What you want is not possible in Outlook 2007 because the IMAP protocols
have no concept of a "trash" or "Deleted Items" folder. That was a
Thunderbird enhancement that is not part of how IMAP works.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]