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User Guide
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This guide provides detailed instructions on how to use EmailDuplicateCleaner effectively.
- Getting Started
- Interface Overview
- Basic Operations
- Advanced Features
- Keyboard Shortcuts
- Frequently Asked Questions
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Account Configuration
- Click on 'Settings' > 'Add Account'
- Enter your email credentials
- Select the appropriate server settings
- Test the connection
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Initial Scan
- Select the folders to scan
- Choose scan options (aggressiveness, file types, etc.)
- Click 'Start Scan'
- Toolbar: Quick access to common functions
- Folder View: Navigate your email folders
- Preview Pane: View email contents
- Status Bar: Shows current operation status
- Duplicate Groups: Emails grouped by similarity
- Preview: Compare email contents
- Actions: Available operations for selected items
- Select the folders to scan
- Choose scan options
- Click 'Start Scan'
- Review the results
- Select: Click to select individual emails
- Select Group: Click the group header to select all duplicates
- Preview: Double-click to view email contents
- Delete: Remove selected emails
- Mark as Read/Unread: Change read status
- Move: Move emails to a different folder
Create custom filters to refine your duplicate search:
- Go to 'Filters' > 'New Filter'
- Define filter criteria (date range, sender, subject, etc.)
- Save the filter for future use
Perform actions on multiple emails at once:
- Select multiple emails using Ctrl+Click or Shift+Click
- Right-click for context menu options
- Use the toolbar for quick actions
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| F5 | Refresh view |
| Del | Delete selected emails |
| Ctrl+A | Select all emails |
| Ctrl+F | Find emails |
| Ctrl+S | Save current view |
| F1 | Help |
Deleted emails are moved to your email's trash folder. You can restore them from there.
Yes, use the built-in scheduler in Settings > Scheduler.
Adjust the sensitivity in Settings > Advanced > Duplicate Detection.
No, all processing is done locally on your computer.