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Bob Newman
Outlook 2000, WinXP Pro.
I have an icon on my toolbar that lets me move email from the inbox to
another folder. If I click it, a small window popes up with "Move Items" in
it's title bar with my folder structure in the window and I click the folder
(or subfolder) I want to move any highlighted messages to (clicking the +
sign if I need to open a subfolder) and then click okay and Outlook moves
the message.
This is not how it used to work. In the past if I clicked the icon a list
of approx. the last 1/2 dozen folders I've accessed would drop down and all
I had to do was click on the appropriate folder to move highlighted
messages. There was also a button to click to access other folders if they
weren't on the list. This was MUCH more convenient. Where did this setup
go? More importantly, how do I get it back?
Thanks in advance... Bob
I have an icon on my toolbar that lets me move email from the inbox to
another folder. If I click it, a small window popes up with "Move Items" in
it's title bar with my folder structure in the window and I click the folder
(or subfolder) I want to move any highlighted messages to (clicking the +
sign if I need to open a subfolder) and then click okay and Outlook moves
the message.
This is not how it used to work. In the past if I clicked the icon a list
of approx. the last 1/2 dozen folders I've accessed would drop down and all
I had to do was click on the appropriate folder to move highlighted
messages. There was also a button to click to access other folders if they
weren't on the list. This was MUCH more convenient. Where did this setup
go? More importantly, how do I get it back?
Thanks in advance... Bob