I think I'm understanding you correctly and if I am I don't have any spam under circles when it extends down. I have friends/family/acquaintances/following. None of which I have added/removed under circles.The box on the left hand side I covered is my contacts/chat deal gmail has. I don't see a more type of arrow but I see arrows next to my 'circles' but they don't allow me to do anything but edit those circles.I could be misunderstanding you but it was a bit difficult to understand.-Updated -. I think I'm understanding you correctly and if I am I don't have any spam under circles when it extends down. I have friends/family/acquaintances/following. None of which I have added/removed under circles.The box on the left hand side I covered is my contacts/chat deal gmail has.

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I don't see a more type of arrow but I see arrows next to my 'circles' but they don't allow me to do anything but edit those circles.I could be misunderstanding you but it was a bit difficult to understand.There is nothing difficult to understand.The 'contacts' menu is covering up the spam or more options you need. You can either minimize the 'circles' to bring them up, or just mouse over any part of the folders menu on the left, which should automatically drop your 'contacts' menu down so you can see all your folder options. Then you look for spam or more.

In this image, right above the little telephone (below 'Acquaintances'), there are 3 little dots, if you put your mouse there, the cursor will change into a bar with lil up / down arrows. When it does, click and drag it downwardsI don't get three dots when I hover over acquaintances and I certainly don't see 3 little dots below it at all. I've checked this both with chrome and opera. My cursor only changes to a little hand icon but nothing with little up/down arrows.Is it possible you could take a screenshot, by the sounds of it I assume you're able to see what I'm not.-Updated -.

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File- section Info- button Account Settings- Account Settings- tab E-mail. Double click on your IMAP account to open the account settings. Click on the More Settings button. Select the Advanced tab. At the bottom, you can set the “Root folder path” option. For the above example, setting it to “Inbox” solves it. The Spam folder opens. To retrieve a Gmail email message you find in spam, use the checkbox the left of the email to select it. Click the Not spam button at the top of the screen to send the message to All Mail. Or, move the selected email directly to your inbox or other email folder. Warning: Messages in your Spam folder are automatically deleted after 30 days. So, if the message you're looking for was sent to spam more than a month ago, it won't be in your folder. We did a little research and found the Microsoft acknowledged the bug in this article. It was an update in April that caused the issue. A not yet released update in August (16.0.7167.xxxx) will correct it. If you’re reading this because your folders are missing, here’s your fix: 1.) In Outlook 2016, go to View, Folder Pane, and select normal.

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This morning I started up Thunderbird, and noticed that several folders were missing.I have 2 custom sub folders under the Inbox- those were missing.The Sent and Drafts folder went missing.I've tried subscribing to the IMAP folders. If I do this, and restart Thunderbird, it will show the folders for a brief second, and then disappear.I've tried rebuilding the folder structure by deleting the msf files in the Thunderbird profile directory.I am connecting to an exchange server- and everything has worked fine until now. This morning I started up Thunderbird, and noticed that several folders were missing.I have 2 custom sub folders under the Inbox- those were missing.The Sent and Drafts folder went missing.I've tried subscribing to the IMAP folders. If I do this, and restart Thunderbird, it will show the folders for a brief second, and then disappear.I've tried rebuilding the folder structure by deleting the msf files in the Thunderbird profile directory.I am connecting to an exchange server- and everything has worked fine until now. There have been alot of similar cases with outlook/hotmail/office365, so something is clearly going on.Please try this to see if you can subscribe / show in folder pane again.'

Tools' 'Account Settings' 'Server Settings' for the mail accountorRight clickon mail account name in Fodler Pane and select 'Settings'select 'Server Settings' for the mail accountclick on 'Advanced' buttonuncheck: 'Show only subscribed folders'.clickon OKclick on OKthen try to subscribe again.Right click on mail account and select 'Subscribe'See if this time you can select the folder.click on OK11. There have been alot of similar cases with outlook/hotmail/office365, so something is clearly going on.Please try this to see if you can subscribe / show in folder pane again.' Tools' 'Account Settings' 'Server Settings' for the mail accountorRight clickon mail account name in Fodler Pane and select 'Settings'select 'Server Settings' for the mail accountclick on 'Advanced' buttonuncheck: 'Show only subscribed folders'.clickon OKclick on OKthen try to subscribe again.Right click on mail account and select 'Subscribe'See if this time you can select the folder.click on OK. There have been alot of similar cases with outlook/hotmail/office365, so something is clearly going on.Please try this to see if you can subscribe / show in folder pane again.' Tools' 'Account Settings' 'Server Settings' for the mail accountorRight clickon mail account name in Fodler Pane and select 'Settings'select 'Server Settings' for the mail accountclick on 'Advanced' buttonuncheck: 'Show only subscribed folders'.clickon OKclick on OKthen try to subscribe again.Right click on mail account and select 'Subscribe'See if this time you can select the folder.click on OK.