Hi Scott,
I renamed the Scheduled folder back to the original name on the PC. It seems to be fixed.
I wonder what scheduling does and I hope it will not delete emails on a "schedule"!!
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So, on my phone, I accidentally made one of my folders "scheduled." Now that folder has a clock next to it's name instead of a folder icon. I don't know what I did to make that happen. I don't know what a "scheduled" folder is. I don't know what benefits I get from having a "scheduled" folder, but I don't want it to be that way. In fact, I attempted to delete the folder on the outlook.com web app, but the "scheduled" folder continues to appear on my Android Outlook (formerly Acompli) app.
Can anyone tell me how to undo what I've done? And can anyone point me to any documentation which would explain what a "scheduled" folder is and why I might want one?
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Hi Scott,
I renamed the Scheduled folder back to the original name on the PC. It seems to be fixed.
I wonder what scheduling does and I hope it will not delete emails on a "schedule"!!
I know the feeling, I have the same problem. And it looks like there is no solution to this problem. I deleted the app and downloaded it again ... same thing. But I found a solution. I got rid of the application. Open my email with the android web (Chrome in my case) and it's a cell version that opens. It is them back to normal. I made a shortcut on my wall. :)
It's not working.
The folder I created is a subfolder of inbox folder.
I sign in as explained in the first link.
So i suposed i'm using Exchange.
I think so that imap and pop are disabled.
Please use the links below so the we can determine if you are using POP, IMAP, or Exchange to access your emails in Outlook: