I set up my new iPad and everything is operating fine except my messenger. If I delete it and reinstall will l lose all my pictures and conversation from messenger that is on it.

Go to Settings , then check you email app's settings.

If you don't find a problem ...

Delete your email app, then reinstall it.

No archive means to store it. So the answer is not, it is not the same as forward.

Go to Settings: Notifications (left column), then look for the messenger selection on the right. Turn notifications off.

You may have too many apps, and you may have too many videos, photos, etc... People don't realize how much memory is eaten up by apps. They not only take up space when installed, they also take up tons of space when they store data. Best bet is to eliminate all apps that you don't really use, and then go into your settings to clear all "cache" memory that the apps are using up. Also, the best way to speed up an iPad is to do a factory reset which deletes _everything_, and then go and install fresh new versions of all apps that you _regularly_ use. Note: A fully "updated" app is not the same as an installation of the "latest version" of an app. I realize what a big deal totally reinstalling everything is, but you'd be amazed at the "new iPad" you wind up with. // Note: Using "cloud" to reinstall everything defeats the purpose. You want _new_ fresh latest versions of all apps. You can use cloud to restore _only_ your files, such as photos, music, etc. But be careful about the settings. Most people have their cloud settings set for "full restore" which (as I stated) defeats the entire purpose of a "factory reset."

You need to either connect the iPad to iTunes and select "set up as new iPad" or you could also reset your iPad by opening settings/general/reset and choose "reset all content and setings". Both ways will delete all apps and you have to purchase or reinstall them.

Why do you need Skype since you have FaceTime?

If to have the iPad before the camera was added, you have the original iPad. If you synced the photos from your computer, you have to remove the photos by syncing with iTunes again, but you have to "uncheck" the albums or folders that you want to remove.
1.Connect the iPad to the computer and launch iTunes.
2.Click on the iPad name on the left side under devices.
3.Click on the Photos Tab on the right.
4.Uncheck all of the albums or folders that you want to remove from the iPad under the Sync Photos from heading.
5.If you want to remove all of the photos - uncheck the Sync Photos From heading
6.Click on Apply in the lower right corner of iTunes
More detailed guide about how to delete photos from iPad.
www.iphone-mac.com/how-to-delete-photos-from-ipad-camera-roll.html

Make sure the game developer is supporting the new update