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problems with how g-mail functions in Thunderbird

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I have several e-mail addresses from different servers, which work with no problem.

I recently added a G-mail address for a non-profit that I work with. Thunderbird installed it without a problem, but G-mail is doing crazy things with that G-mail address:

I somehow have ended up with two (2) Sent and two (2) Drafts folders for that G-mail address;

G-mail has taken it upon itself to keep moving my received G-mail messages from the Inbox to either Trash or to "Important", regardless of what I set in Account Settings;

It set up an Archive folder even though I chose not to set one up.

I just want the G-mail to act as the other addresses, going into the In, Draft, Sent and Trash folders with the others as appropriate!

Any help will be appreciated. JB53

I have several e-mail addresses from different servers, which work with no problem. I recently added a G-mail address for a non-profit that I work with. Thunderbird installed it without a problem, but G-mail is doing crazy things with that G-mail address: I somehow have ended up with two (2) Sent and two (2) Drafts folders for that G-mail address; G-mail has taken it upon itself to keep moving my received G-mail messages from the Inbox to either Trash or to "Important", regardless of what I set in Account Settings; It set up an Archive folder even though I chose not to set one up. I just want the G-mail to act as the other addresses, going into the In, Draft, Sent and Trash folders with the others as appropriate! Any help will be appreciated. JB53

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is this email address [email protected] or ___________@____________.com?

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Our group signed up for Google Apps for Non-Profits, so our e-mail addresses use our domain name, and the format is _______@______.org