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From Outlook GUI...<br />
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Tools -&gt; Options -&gt; Other -&gt; Advanced Options<br />
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deselect Warn before permanently deleting items
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From Outlook GUI...

Tools -> Options -> Other -> Advanced Options

deselect Warn before permanently deleting items

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Doh! It was Outlook 2003 not 2007. Thanks matthewspatrick.
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Doh! It was Outlook 2003 not 2007. Thanks matthewspatrick.

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When I used to delete an email in Outlook it would just go to the deleted items without any further interaction.<br />
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Now when I try to delete an email it asks be to confirm deletion before sending it to the deleted items.<br />
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How do I get rid of the confirmation dialog?
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When I used to delete an email in Outlook it would just go to the deleted items without any further interaction.

Now when I try to delete an email it asks be to confirm deletion before sending it to the deleted items.

How do I get rid of the confirmation dialog?

Stop Outlook from asking me to confirm whenever I delete an email.

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