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Labels do all the work of folders and give you an extra bonus: you can add more than one to a conversation. Once you've created a label, you can view all the messages with that label by searching, or by clicking the label name along the left side of any Virgin Media Mail page.
You can easily create, edit, and delete existing labels. Here's how:
To create a label:
To edit a label:
To delete a label:
* Removing a label doesn't delete the messages previously categorised with that label.
After labeling a message or conversation, you can remove it from your inbox by archiving it. Then, you can view archived messages by clicking All Mail, or by clicking the label name along the left side of any Virgin Media Mail page.
Actually, Virgin Media Mail doesn't use folders. To help you organise your mail more effectively, Virgin Media Mail uses labels instead.
Here's why we think labels are better than folders:
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Labels |
Folders |
|---|---|
| A conversation can have more than one label | You can only put a message in one folder |
| A conversation can be in several locations (Inbox, All Mail, Sent Mail, etc.) at once, making it easier to find later | You have to remember where you filed a message to retrieve it |
| You can search conversations by label | You can't always do folder-specific searches |
Learn how to create, edit, delete, and search labels.
All the messages categorised under your old label name are now categorised under your new label. And, if the label you've edited is part of a filter, Virgin Media Mail automatically updates your filter settings so new messages are categorised with the new label's name.
Assign stars to special conversations or messages, or use them as a visual reminder that you need to follow-up on a message or conversation later.
You can apply the same action to all messages in a label or section of Virgin Media Mail (Inbox, Sent Mail, Spam, Bin, etc.), in just a few steps. Use this feature to archive all mail in your Inbox, apply labels to every message meeting certain criteria, delete all messages in Spam or Bin, or apply a filter to all relevant messages in your mail.
Here's how to take an action on all messages in a label or section of your mail:
If you deleted a label, but kept a filter associated with it, the filter will continue to apply the deleted label to new messages as they come in.
Make sure you edit or remove all filters associated with labels when you delete them so that Virgin Media Mail doesn't continue to automatically label your messages.