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I have downloaded thunderbird to supersede MS outlook as the conduit from my website and, until later in the autumn, im still handling my e-mails

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Iv already sent off my full question and "DETAILS" but when I confirmed my e-mail address I discouvered that my initial "sentence" was incomplete. Here is a COPY&PASTE of the original sentence to complement and explain the "DETAILS". I have downloaded thunderbird to supersede MS outlook as the conduit from my website and, until later in the autumn, im still handling my e-mails thru MS outlook but when i enter thunderbird there is a list of every e-mail that iv already dealt with that gets downloaded and i cant find anywhere to click delete them all in one action.

Iv already sent off my full question and "DETAILS" but when I confirmed my e-mail address I discouvered that my initial "sentence" was incomplete. Here is a COPY&PASTE of the original sentence to complement and explain the "DETAILS". I have downloaded thunderbird to supersede MS outlook as the conduit from my website and, until later in the autumn, im still handling my e-mails thru MS outlook but when i enter thunderbird there is a list of every e-mail that iv already dealt with that gets downloaded and i cant find anywhere to click delete them all in one action.

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christ1
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Continue at https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1023623

user01229325
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Use standard computer selection methods.

Select one message. Press control+a to select all. press the delete key.

For future reference, edit your original question and not start a new one for the same issue. There is no need for multiple threads for the same question.

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Oops! Your question post duplicated, please continue at /questions/1023623.