Outlook should improve moving messages to folders

[PatWard]

I am using Outlook 2010. Would like to see message filing to include:
1. Suggestions of folders should be context based on previous moves from
inbox for this user.
2. Ability to search for folder. Search results should show full path,
perhaps as mouse-over

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[Slipstick]

I am using Outlook 2010. Would like to see message filing to include
1. Suggestions of folders should be context based on previous move
fro
inbox for this user
2. Ability to search for folder. Search results should show full path
perhaps as mouse-ove

1. The list is MRU based, not folder based.

2. If you search in the start menu (vista and win7) you will get th
full path


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[VanguardLH]

I am using Outlook 2010. Would like to see message filing to include:
1. Suggestions of folders should be context based on previous moves from
inbox for this user.
2. Ability to search for folder. Search results should show full path,
perhaps as mouse-over

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