I have seen several articles about this but nothing works. I thought I could click on the first message I want to delete and then shift click on the last one in the range to delete them but doesn't work. Please help. I don't want to delete the entire inbox, just groups of messages. Thank you!
MacBook Air, iOS 7.0.6
I figured it out with your input: Command click on the first one and shift click on the last one. It worked. Amen!
Actually you don't have to hold the Command key first, just select the first message, and then, hold down the Shift key for the last one in a series.
Regardless, I'm glad you go it worked out.
Yes this allows me to select multiple messages by clicking on each one. However, if I have 30 in a row from the same person that I want to delete, I would like to be able to click on the first one of the 30 and the last one of the 30 and delete them all with two clicks instead of 30. Can you tell me how to do that?
I am assuming that you are using the macOS Mail app on your MacBook Air for you AOL email account ... correct? If so, you should be able to select individual messages by holding down the <command> key, and then, select the desired messages that you want to delete.
Ok, so today I tried your way and mine and now neither will work. I don't understand why.
How do I delete multiple emails from my aol account using my Macbook Air?
