#Gmail archive archive

Tip: You can’t specifically search for archived emails, however, emails that you’ve archived always appear in relevant search results. You can identify them by the fact that they are missing the “Inbox” label at the start of the subject line even if they’re messages that would have arrived in your inbox. You can access the “Labels” tab of the Gmail settings by clicking “More” then “Manage labels”, however, there is no option to enable an “Archived” folder.Įmails you mark as “Archived” actually only show up in the “All Mail” folder”. It’s also not a folder that can be enabled through the “Labels” tab of the Gmail settings. After youve done this, the emails will be automatically.

#Gmail archive archive

The email archive is a lot more difficult to identify though, as there is no entry for it in the left column. Then select all emails in view, Select all conversations that match this search and hit Archive. Tip: You can move mailbox folders in the left column by clicking and dragging them.

To find deleted emails, click “More” then click on “Bin”. Note: The word “More” changes to “Less” when clicked on, as it is used to both show and hide more folders. If this isn’t immediately visible click on the “More” icon in the bar on the left, to reveal hidden folders. You can see the “Archive” and “Delete” options when right-clicking on an email.ĭeleted emails can be relatively easily found again, by using the “Bin” mailbox in the left column.