Toggle navigation Home Store Browse All ----- Webhosting Domains Quotation (Webdesign Services) eMail Hosting SEO- Search Engine Optimisation GRAPHIC DESIGN Dedicated/ VPS Webhosting BULKSMS Mobi Applications Website Maintenance Register a New Domain Transfer Domains to Us Announcements Knowledgebase Network Status Affiliates Contact Us Account Login Register ----- Forgot Password? Categories 9 CGI Scripts 34 Databases 28 Dedicated Servers 1 DNS 15 Domains 5 eCommerce 79 eMails 27 FTP 1 General Issues 1 MX Records 1 Nameservers 28 Other 104 Scripting 254 Web Hosting Control Panel 9 Web Resources 8 Web Stats & Logs 11 Web Tools 8 Website Help and Diagnostics 4 Windows Hosting Categories CGI Scripts (9) Databases (34) Dedicated Servers (28) DNS (1) Domains (15) eCommerce (5) eMails (79) FTP (27) General Issues (1) MX Records (1) Nameservers (1) Other (28) Scripting (104) Web Hosting Control Panel (254) Web Resources (9) Web Stats & Logs (8) Web Tools (11) Website Help and Diagnostics (8) Windows Hosting (4) [EML4.22] How to sync your Sent, Draft and Deleted items IMAP folders on your iPhone or iPad This article only applies for mailboxes setup as IMAP mailboxes on your iPhone or iPad. If you are unsure how to setup your mailbox on your iPhone or iPad, please see the article "How to setup email on an iPhone or iPad". You can sync your Sent, Draft and Deleted items folders on your iPhone or iPad with your mailbox as follows: Go to Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars and select the account you wish to sync. On the next screen, scroll down to Advanced. You will now see a section called "Mailbox Behaviours" which lists your Drafts, Sent and Deleted folders, select whichever you want to sync. On the next screen, go down to the "On the Server" section and select the correct folder that you want to sync this local folder to. For most users, this will be "Sent" for Sent, "Drafts" for Drafts and "Trash" for Deleted. If you repeat this process for each of your Sent, Drafts and Deleted folders, they will be synced up with their respective folder on the server. Was this answer helpful? Yes No Print this Article Also Read [EML4.14] What is SMTP? SMTP stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, a protocol for sending email messages between... [EML3.03] Can I use my Microsoft Exchange server for email? Yes, if your Exchange server has a static (non-changing) IP address and you know what it is. To... [EML4.23] "Secure Connection Failed" Error when sending email from iPhone or iPad If you get the below error message when trying to send email from your iPhone or iPad: Secure... [EML1.08] How do I configure email using Outlook Express for the email template/ stationery based webmail? You can always use our email template/ stationery Web-Based Email to send and receive email... [EML2.10] I use Freeserve/Wanadoo as my ISP and I am having issues sending email. Why is that? At the time of writing (note they may change this) Freeserve/Wanadoo use a transparent SMTP proxy... Support My Support Tickets Announcements Knowledgebase Downloads Network Status Open Ticket × Close Title Loading...