In summary: folders are something you put messages in, therefore a message can only be in one folder at a time.
#HAW TO RECOVER INFO FRON IWRITE ON MY IPHONE ARCHIVE#
You can not archive from Sent Mail (it's not the Inbox), and if you are not careful, deleting a conversation from Sent Mail will delete it from everywhere. It could be thought of as a pre-defined filter that shows you all your sent mail rather than a simple label.
After that, press Recover button again to start recovering the lost content of iPhone and save to the chosen folder on the computer. This will bring up a dialog box, asking you to select a place to save the restored data. Press Recover button at the bottom right side. The main difference is that there are not multiple copies of messages when multiple labels are applied so deleting a message from one label deletes the only copy so it's deleted from all labels. Step 4: Save the selected content to the computer. You can do everything you can with folders, and a number of things that folder do not support. Labels actually provide a superset of functionality compared to traditional folders. See Settings->Labels for creating new labels and setting which ones are visible/hidden. Remember that Archive is an action, not a location. If the note doesn’t have a title, the first line of handwritten text becomes the suggested title.
Tip: You can search handwritten text (in supported languages) in Notes. Adjust the handwriting area: Drag the resize handle (on the left) up or down. Change color or tools: Use the Markup tools. The original message is still in All Mail along with all your other messages, and you can apply labels to them to make them easier to find later. Tap, then draw or write with your finger. When you Archive a message, the only thing that does is remove the Inbox label from the message. If you delete a label you remove that "view", but the messages are still in All Mail. And since there's only one copy of any message, if you delete it from any label, you're deleting the only copy, so it's gone from all of them. The search results will be shown on the interface clearly. Choose a specific iTunes backup from which you are able to recover lost notes, and then click ' Scan '. Everything else (Inbox, Starred, Drafts, user-labels, etc) are just "views" into a subset of the messages in All Mail. Click the Recover from iTunes Backup feature and then hit the Start button. Since you're coming from Outlook (with folders), I'm just going to drop this here.
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