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Asked by eshmsb in iPhone, Apple Software, Exchange Email Server
We are trying to look for a solution for a client that has "heard" that you can set you Exchange email to be read and deleted from the iPhone, but left on the server to be unread on your desktop application. iPhone is running 3.X.X software.
If that is not clean, here is a long version. He would like to be able to get an exchange email, view it on the iPhone, delete it on the iPhone and then the next day (or hours later) come to his desktop (Outlook) and the email be sitting in the inbox unread, ready like he never saw the email.
My initial thought is an IMAP connection and rerouting the Trash folder. But testing with Gmail, that is not the case. Any more insight?
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