<p>Instead, you can configure auto-deletion of older messages, which is safer because the messages won’t be deleted immediately. For this, please tap on the account name in the navigation menu (left side menu) to go to the folder list of the account. In the folder list, long press the trash messages folder and select to edit the folder properties. Near the end of the properties screen, there is a checkbox to enable auto-deletion. You might want to change the number of days to keep messages on your device.</p>
<p>Instead, you can configure auto-deletion of older messages, which is safer because the messages won’t be deleted immediately. For this, please tap on the account name in the navigation menu (left side menu) to go to the folder list of the account. In the folder list, long press the trash messages folder and select to edit the folder properties. Near the end of the properties screen, there is a checkbox to enable auto-deletion. You might want to change the number of days to keep messages on your device.</p>
<p>Note that the reference time is the time the message was first stored on the device, not the date/time of the message itself.</p>
<p>Note that the reference time is the time the message was first stored on the device, not the date/time of the message itself.</p>
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<p><aname="faq197"></a><strong>(197) How can I print a message?</strong></p>
<p>You can print a message, both to a PDF or a printer, by tapping on the horizontal three-dots button just above the message text near the left side. You might need to tap on the ‘>’ button to show the message actions again.</p>
<p>Note that you can configure a button for printing via the same pop-up menu.</p>
<p>Printing is managed by Android for all apps. You should be able to select the paper size, etc. You might need to update or install a driver app for your printer via the Play Store.</p>
<p>A message is printed as-is, which means that the sender of the message determine the margins, etc.</p>