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Paulo
Hi,
I have added several subfolders to my Inbox and Sent Itens folders.
Something went wrong and now Outlook 2003 makes small mistakes on the layout
of those folders. Example: Folder 1 is under the Sent Itens folder (Folder 1
regards messages I have sent to customer X). So I expected to see fields
like "To" and "Sent on". But Outlook 2003 shows "From" (which is me, of
course) and "Received in", whatever does it mean.
I know I can customize the columns. So I can remove the undesired fields and
add the desired ones. The problem is that I need to do this for all the
subfolders of my Sent Itens - and I have dozens of subfolders. Is there a
way to do this in batch? Do I need to write a macro for that? or is there a
way to do it from the user interface?
Basically, I need a way to apply a single layout to a set of subfolders. Is
there anything like a "template" layout? I wish to apply one template for
alll the Sent Items subfolders and another template to all the Inbox
subfolders.
Thank you
Paulo.
I have added several subfolders to my Inbox and Sent Itens folders.
Something went wrong and now Outlook 2003 makes small mistakes on the layout
of those folders. Example: Folder 1 is under the Sent Itens folder (Folder 1
regards messages I have sent to customer X). So I expected to see fields
like "To" and "Sent on". But Outlook 2003 shows "From" (which is me, of
course) and "Received in", whatever does it mean.
I know I can customize the columns. So I can remove the undesired fields and
add the desired ones. The problem is that I need to do this for all the
subfolders of my Sent Itens - and I have dozens of subfolders. Is there a
way to do this in batch? Do I need to write a macro for that? or is there a
way to do it from the user interface?
Basically, I need a way to apply a single layout to a set of subfolders. Is
there anything like a "template" layout? I wish to apply one template for
alll the Sent Items subfolders and another template to all the Inbox
subfolders.
Thank you
Paulo.