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MY gmail.outlook is connected using Imap/smtp. outlook always reflects what I do in gmail, so if I delete something there, it also deletes in outlook. But if I delete something in outlook, the item gets a line through it and is greyed out, but it remains in my gmail account. Does anyone know how I can set it up so that outlook will delete items from my gmail account?<br />
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MY gmail.outlook is connected using Imap/smtp. outlook always reflects what I do in gmail, so if I delete something there, it also deletes in outlook. But if I delete something in outlook, the item gets a line through it and is greyed out, but it remains in my gmail account. Does anyone know how I can set it up so that outlook will delete items from my gmail account?

Thanks

When I delete in Outlook how can it delete also in Gmail

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Outlook

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