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richgoff
In Windows 2000 you could select a folder from your shortcuts, and it would
also find and highlight the folder in your complete list of folders. This
was very convenient and I used it all the time to navigate through my
folders. I have ab about 13 .pst files (to keep my .pst sizes small), over
50 folders, and lots of sub folders underneath to organize my email. So, I
could use my favorites to get to other folders in or around the folder I
started with.
I noticed in Windows 2003 that the only way to select a folder in the "All
Folders List" (as a result of selecting a folder in Favorite Folders) is to
select and highlight a folder in the Favorite Folders area, then hit the
first letter of a folder I am looking for, which doesn't always work.
In Windows 2000 it worked differently, and better. When I selected a folder
in my shortcuts, it would automatically highlight that folder my complete
folder list. This was a very handy feature. Now its gone, I am unable to
find it in Outlook help or your online help.
also find and highlight the folder in your complete list of folders. This
was very convenient and I used it all the time to navigate through my
folders. I have ab about 13 .pst files (to keep my .pst sizes small), over
50 folders, and lots of sub folders underneath to organize my email. So, I
could use my favorites to get to other folders in or around the folder I
started with.
I noticed in Windows 2003 that the only way to select a folder in the "All
Folders List" (as a result of selecting a folder in Favorite Folders) is to
select and highlight a folder in the Favorite Folders area, then hit the
first letter of a folder I am looking for, which doesn't always work.
In Windows 2000 it worked differently, and better. When I selected a folder
in my shortcuts, it would automatically highlight that folder my complete
folder list. This was a very handy feature. Now its gone, I am unable to
find it in Outlook help or your online help.