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Drew McDaniel
Is it possible to configure outlook to show more than 9 of the most recently
used folders?
used folders?
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Gordon
Drew McDaniel said:Is it possible to configure outlook to show more than 9 of the most
recently
used folders?
I don't know what you mean. When I use the "Move to Folder" function, it
shows me the whole pst folder structure....always has done AFAIK...
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Brian Tillman
Drew McDaniel said:Is it possible to configure outlook to show more than 9 of the most
recently used folders?
It should show you the ten most recently used folders when you click Move to
Folder. I don't believe that's expandable.
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Gordon
Brian Tillman said:It should show you the ten most recently used folders when you click Move
to Folder. I don't believe that's expandable.
Not here - it shows the pst file folder tree, with the folder last "moved
to" highlighted....
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Brian Tillman
Gordon said:Not here - it shows the pst file folder tree, with the folder last
"moved to" highlighted....
Even when you click the down-arrow just to the right of the button?
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Gordon
Brian Tillman said:Even when you click the down-arrow just to the right of the button?
Down arrow to the right of what button?
I do this two ways - right-click on message, select Move To and get a window
up with the pst file structure showing, or Edit-Move To and get the same
window....I don't see a down arrow or button anywhere...
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Brian Tillman
Gordon said:Down arrow to the right of what button?
I do this two ways - right-click on message, select Move To and get a
window up with the pst file structure showing, or Edit-Move To and
get the same window....I don't see a down arrow or button anywhere...
Drew and I speaking of the Move to Folder button on the Standard toolbar
(third button in). While I was wrong in stating there's a down arrow to its
right, it does work as I describe: clicking it has displays MRU of the ten
most recent folders to which a message has been moved. Drew wants to
increase the size of that MRU, but as far as I know, it's not possible.
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Gordon
Brian Tillman said:Drew and I speaking of the Move to Folder button on the Standard toolbar
(third button in). While I was wrong in stating there's a down arrow to
its right, it does work as I describe: clicking it has displays MRU of the
ten most recent folders to which a message has been moved. Drew wants to
increase the size of that MRU, but as far as I know, it's not possible.
So the answer is to right-click on the message and choose "Move" rather than
use the toolbar button?
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Brian Tillman
Gordon said:So the answer is to right-click on the message and choose "Move"
rather than use the toolbar button?
I believe the correct answer to be the one I gave in my first reply: "no,
it's not possible to configure Outlook to show more of the most recently
used folders when clicking the Move to Folder button."
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Gordon
Brian Tillman said:I believe the correct answer to be the one I gave in my first reply: "no,
it's not possible to configure Outlook to show more of the most recently
used folders when clicking the Move to Folder button."
But if the OP does right-click-move then the OP sees the WHOLE pst
structure, not just the most recently used - surely that's a workaround for
the OP?
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Lapine49
The list of most recently used folders is much more valuable to me than
seeing the whole PST structure. I keep very detailed folders and it can be
time-consuming to navigate through them each time that I want to do a move.
In a typical day I tend to be working on a small subset of projects with a
small subset of clients and so using the Recent list of folders really speeds
things up.
When using a large-format display I would like to be able to choose how many
recently used folders I can see when I click "Move to Folder" so that a
folder that I used just an hour ago don't roll off the bottom of the list and
once again require that I traverse the entire tree.
seeing the whole PST structure. I keep very detailed folders and it can be
time-consuming to navigate through them each time that I want to do a move.
In a typical day I tend to be working on a small subset of projects with a
small subset of clients and so using the Recent list of folders really speeds
things up.
When using a large-format display I would like to be able to choose how many
recently used folders I can see when I click "Move to Folder" so that a
folder that I used just an hour ago don't roll off the bottom of the list and
once again require that I traverse the entire tree.
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Brian Tillman
Lapine49 said:When using a large-format display I would like to be able to choose
how many recently used folders I can see when I click "Move to
Folder" so that a folder that I used just an hour ago don't roll off
the bottom of the list and once again require that I traverse the
entire tree.
Submit a suggestion to Microsoft. Currently that MRU is not amenable to
modification.