Solve : Organizing Folders in Microsoft Outlook?

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Answer» Does anyone know how to manually organize how the Folders are set up on MICROSOFT Outlook? In this picture they are listed in Alphabetical ORDER, but I want them in a CERTAIN order. Does anyone know how to do it? I am using Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 Thanks.I don't believe you can arrange folders any way other than alphabetical. However, you could move folders to other folders, thereby creating sub-folders. For example, if Nike is a SHOE sponsor, why not move your Nike folder to your Shoe Sponsor folder, making Nike a sub-folder of Shoe Sponsor? Quote from: soybean on August 03, 2008, 09:33:32 AM I don't believe you can arrange folders any way other than alphabetical. However, you could move folders to other folders, thereby creating sub-folders. For example, if Nike is a shoe sponsor, why not move your Nike folder to your Shoe Sponsor folder, making Nike a sub-folder of Shoe Sponsor? Yeah I know you could make Sub folders, but I been using Outlook Express or WINDOWS Mail now for a while and i wanted to try out Microsoft Outlook. And I always had it in a certain order in Express so I wanted it to be exactly the same.

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Does anyone know how to manually organize how the Folders are set up on MICROSOFT Outlook?

In this picture they are listed in Alphabetical ORDER, but I want them in a CERTAIN order. Does anyone know how to do it?

I am using Microsoft Office Outlook 2007

Thanks.I don't believe you can arrange folders any way other than alphabetical. However, you could move folders to other folders, thereby creating sub-folders. For example, if Nike is a SHOE sponsor, why not move your Nike folder to your Shoe Sponsor folder, making Nike a sub-folder of Shoe Sponsor?
Quote from: soybean on August 03, 2008, 09:33:32 AM

I don't believe you can arrange folders any way other than alphabetical. However, you could move folders to other folders, thereby creating sub-folders. For example, if Nike is a shoe sponsor, why not move your Nike folder to your Shoe Sponsor folder, making Nike a sub-folder of Shoe Sponsor?

Yeah I know you could make Sub folders, but I been using Outlook Express or WINDOWS Mail now for a while and i wanted to try out Microsoft Outlook. And I always had it in a certain order in Express so I wanted it to be exactly the same.

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