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John Schneider
Using Outlook 2003 on Win 2k Server.
I prefer to use the Folder List view for my Personal Folders. I'm having a
problem with Outlook remembering which folders were expanded when I close
and later reopen Outlook.
For example, if I have this folder hierarchy under Personal Folders:
A
B
---B1
---B2
---B3
C
---C1
---C2
---C3
D
Let's say that I don't want to take up the screen space to show the
subfolders under "C". I collapse that folder, and it now looks like this:
A
B
---B1
---B2
---B3
C
D
I then exit Outlook, shut the PC off and go home. The next day, I start
everything up, and its still showing the subfolders under "C". Obviously
this is a very simple example. I have a client folder which goes as deep as
8 levels. Seems like every time I expand down to a low level, then collapse
it back, the next time I go to Outlook it will still show that expanded
branch.
What's the trick to get Outlook to remember how you left your folder view?
Thanks,
John Schneider
I prefer to use the Folder List view for my Personal Folders. I'm having a
problem with Outlook remembering which folders were expanded when I close
and later reopen Outlook.
For example, if I have this folder hierarchy under Personal Folders:
A
B
---B1
---B2
---B3
C
---C1
---C2
---C3
D
Let's say that I don't want to take up the screen space to show the
subfolders under "C". I collapse that folder, and it now looks like this:
A
B
---B1
---B2
---B3
C
D
I then exit Outlook, shut the PC off and go home. The next day, I start
everything up, and its still showing the subfolders under "C". Obviously
this is a very simple example. I have a client folder which goes as deep as
8 levels. Seems like every time I expand down to a low level, then collapse
it back, the next time I go to Outlook it will still show that expanded
branch.
What's the trick to get Outlook to remember how you left your folder view?
Thanks,
John Schneider